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Actually, one of my retired Professors and I have been on this ever since. The company that I took my GED through transferred their records and when they were transferred all the information was entered by hand. The only thing they can think of is that someone entered my social security incorrectly. Attorney said the cheapest advise he can give me would be to retake the test. It is no longer a GED in the state of Indiana it is a TASC. Which I bought the book and even with me almost having 2 degrees feel this test is extremely hard. A lot of information that I have never learned in school or college. Also, Director of the Board of Nursing say that he can not guarantee that me retaking it will get me a nursing license in the state either. Said all I could do is try. May have to come in and explain to the board the situation etc.

The GED has multiple scores. One for each section: math, English, social studies, and science. Plus an overall score and an average. I don't ever remember really even focusing on it other than the words PASS.

I'm still trying to track down the records/ scores of my GED. I don't know why but Ivy Tech never asked me for them or they were able to look them up on their own because it was never an issues. I tried getting them in 2010 before apply for Ivy Tech and had the same issue. They weren't able to find my records, but Ivy Tech never asked so I didn't even think about it again. Like I said, when applying to get into the Nursing School my records/degree from Ivy Tech was enough. I'm only asking since on the application for a license in the state of Indiana it says, if you did not graduate from high school please attach GED scores with application. I will not be able to get any more information until Monday to see what I should do. I'm glad I found this out now so It hopefully will be taken care of by the time I'm able to sit for boards. (Fingers-crossed). Thank you for taking time out of your day to reply to this post.

I know I am probably freaking out a little in advance but wanted to ask(Graduation in August 2017 from BSN program). I graduated from Ivy Tech Community College in 2015 with an Associates Degree in General Studies. I took my GED in 2006. On the Indiana State Board of Nursing Application is is asking me to submit records of having passed the GED. Yesterday, I contacted the Indiana education department to try and get the records and they was unsuccessful in tracking down the records. Also, I went online to diplomafinder.com which is where the place I took my test stated that their records are kept as well. This website also Told me they would get back with me in a few days. Wanted to ask you if there is anything you think I should do. My mind is racing and am freaking out if they don't find the records what happens? what does that mean for me? I didn't need them when I registered as a student with the nursing program my highest level of completion was a college degree. I have been in school total for 7 and a half years. I do not want this to hinder me getting a license. I can't contact anyone again until Monday. Didn't know if anyone in the community would know if I am unable to obtain these records what happens? Do I just submit my Associate Degree Records? Will I have to take the GED again? Needing some guidance, advice, help, lol anything please. Alisha

I know I am probably freaking out a little in advance but wanted to ask(Graduation in August 2017 from BSN program). I graduated from Ivy Tech Community College in 2015 with an Associates Degree in General Studies. I took my GED in 2006. On the Indiana State Board of Nursing Application is is asking me to submit records of having passed the GED. Yesterday, I contacted the Indiana education department to try and get the records and they was unsuccessful in tracking down the records. Also, I went online to diplomafinder.com which is where the place I took my test stated that their records are kept as well. This website also Told me they would get back with me in a few days. Wanted to ask you if there is anything you think I should do. My mind is racing and am freaking out if they don't find the records what happens? what does that mean for me? I didn't need them when I registered as a student with the nursing program my highest level of completion was a college degree. I have been in school total for 7 and a half years. I do not want this to hinder me getting a license. I can't contact anyone again until Monday. Didn't know if anyone in the community would know if I am unable to obtain these records what happens? Do I just submit my Associate Degree Records? Will I have to take the GED again? Needing some guidance, advice, help, lol anything please. Alisha

I know I am probably freaking out a little in advance but wanted to ask(Graduation in August 2017 from BSN program). I graduated from Ivy Tech Community College in 2015 with an Associates Degree in General Studies. I took my GED in 2006. On the Indiana State Board of Nursing Application is is asking me to submit records of having passed the GED. Yesterday, I contacted the Indiana education department to try and get the records and they was unsuccessful in tracking down the records. Also, I went online to diplomafinder.com which is where the place I took my test stated that their records are kept as well. This website also Told me they would get back with me in a few days. Wanted to ask you if there is anything you think I should do. My mind is racing and am freaking out if they don't find the records what happens? what does that mean for me? I didn't need them when I registered as a student with the nursing program my highest level of completion was a college degree. I have been in school total for 7 and a half years. I do not want this to hinder me getting a license. I can't contact anyone again until Monday. Didn't know if anyone in the community would know if I am unable to obtain these records what happens? Do I just submit my Associate Degree Records? Will I have to take the GED again? Needing some guidance, advice, help, lol anything please. Alisha