Adult Educational Resources
At GRACIAS, we believe that education is a lifelong pursuit, and we are excited to expand our resources to the Latino community this year. We are constantly partnering with new organizations to create new opportunities for continuing education, career growth, and financial stability. Our programs will offer resources to not just high school and college students, but also to parents and individuals looking to further their education and skill set.
Lanier Technical College
Through our partnership with Lanier Tech College of Georgia, we work to inform the community about the resources Lanier provides to adults. We believe that every adult should have equal access to educational opportunities and resources, regardless of their background or circumstances. Our team is committed to providing support, guidance and encouragement to those who need it.
Adult Educational Resources
Looking to improve your English or obtain your GED/HiSET? Look no further than Lanier Tech College. The Adult Educational Services offers Free English as a Second Language courses and GED/HiSET preparation courses. The supportive environment and experienced instructors will help you achieve your education goals.
But don’t take the word for it – check out their YouTube channel and podcast to hear firsthand accounts of the life-changing impact of a Lanier Tech education. Their mission is to empower students to achieve their dreams, and are committed to going the extra mile to make that happen.
Finish Your Diploma
This resource provides support and guidance for adults seeking to complete their high school diploma. It offers information on obtaining a diploma through various options, including online programs and alternative education paths. The site also connects users with resources and assistance to help them navigate the process of finishing their education.
Want to Validate Your Courses or Degree From Another Country?
If you want to validate your high school degree, college degree, or college credit obtained from a university outside of the United States, you will need to have the documents evaluated by an NACES accrediting organization or an AICE accrediting organization. As long as they pertain to those categories, any accrediting member is accepted.
High school transcripts would be evaluated "document by document" while college transcripts are evaluated "course by course". The accrediting organization would notify you of any mission courses or exams needed. They would also take care of sending the evaluation to the college or university you are applying to. Afterwards, the application is the same.
Depending on the accrediting member used and type of document, this process may cost a couple hundred of dollars.