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At some point that goes away. Your future educational history eclipses and sort of "hides" all that. I got a GED in 1991, in lieu of traditional high school gr
by akulbe 7y ago
At some point that goes away. Your future educational history eclipses and sort of "hides" all that.
I got a GED in 1991, in lieu of traditional high school graduation. I'd been in foster care. Once I'd been in college, the pre-college educational history no longer matters.
Since I finished my degree in 2013 (finally!) that I'd started in 1991… anything before it is irrelevant. There may be an outlier company where this doesn't apply, but I feel like that's the exception and not the rule.