Competency-Based Diploma Pilot Program
The Competency-Based Pilot Program helps adults earn a high school diploma. The program is free to adults who are over 18-21 years old, living in Ohio and do not have a diploma or a GED.
Counselors work with the adult learners to develop individual plans to identify the courses and assessments needed to graduate and earn a diploma. Providers try their best to schedule instructional dates and times to meet the needs of adult learners.
Please contact one of the Competency-Based Pilot Programs listed below where someone will answer your questions and help you enroll in a program to earn your high school diploma.
To receive information and deadline reminders about Ohio's Competency-Based Diploma Pilot Program text OHEDDP to 468311.
Competency-Based Pilot Program Information
- Age: Open to adults 18-21
- Diploma Type: Locally issued High School Diploma awarded
- Availability: Available at educational approved institutions throughout the state
- Testing: Students must meet the graduation requirements from the time of entry in 9th grade (i.e. earn required number of credits; pass OGT/proficiency, etc.)
- Duration: Maximum of 2 consecutive years to complete program
- Requirements: There are no minimum number of High School credits required but there is limit of 2 consecutive years for a student to earn credits. Participants must be withdrawn from school. The Pilot ends June 30, 2025.
- Additional Requirements: No requirement to pursue higher education degree
- Best For... Best for adults who want to earn a High School Diploma and want to pursue any career field (not just in-demand jobs)
Last Modified: 4/12/2024 7:33:30 AM