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Need help moving to the U.S.A

  • 06-11-2014 8:48pm
    #1
    TheRaptor256
    Registered Users Posts: 2 ✭


    Hey guys.

    I need some help figuring out how I can get myself a HS Diploma in the U.S.A

    I made a question about this earlier but I did not get many replies because I did not explain myself well enough so people were confused.

    I have spent my whole life in Ireland as a student attending secondary school here. I am 17 years of age currently. I will be 18 soon enough. I am looking to move to the U.S.A before the Leaving Cert. I am a U.S.A citizen. I have completed my junior cert here and done very well in it. I got a total of 7 honors most been B grades with an A in English.

    I plan on sitting the SAT exam some time early next year. I have a few questions that I would like to ask here.

    1. What is required to join the U.S.A military. Do I need a HS diploma or is there any other way of getting in ?

    2. What do I need to attend a U.S.A college ?

    3. What option are closed for me if I get a GED ?

    4. How can I get a HS diploma as a student moving over to Ireland next year ?

    5. Is there any way I can get my time spent in the Irish school system transferred to the requirements for a HS diploma because I have spent nearly 5 and a half years doing honors in all subjects except math ?

    6. Do you guys have any advice for me ?

    7. What can I do to give myself a better start in the U.S.A if I do not get the HS diploma ?

    8. Can adults go back and get their HS diploma ?

    Thank you guys for taking the time out of your day to help me out. It means alot to me.


Comments

  • #2
    LEGEND24
    Registered Users Posts: 52 ✭✭LEGEND24


    its been about 15yrs since i went to college in america from here on a scholarship,so please forgive my memory, its pretty vague, i had to send my leaving cert results off to someplace for a comparison to what it would be on a par in the USA i think, also, i done my SATs here in dublin as well. had to send those off..not sure about the military aspect, but if ur a US citizen i dont think there be much problem for you applying as they have guys going around colleges recruiting all the time over there!


  • #3
    macc2013
    Registered Users Posts: 16 ✭macc2013


    Hey lad,

    Contact the U.S embassy with most of those questions and they should be able to help you out. SATS make all the difference when applying for a college. You are a citizen so shouldn't be difficult getting everything ironed out.

    Good luck,

    MAC


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