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Rating 0 Rating 0 That is a great question. Unfortunately, the short answer to this question is no. You cannot get a degree without a high school diploma.
Now, most universities and colleges will accept individuals with a GED, which is a general education diploma, and can take the place of a high school diploma. But, if you are wanting to go to college you will have to show some sort of high school completion or equivalency.
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