Admission Criteria for TESU

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Your parents (or an umbrella school or whatever your states laws are) should have issued you a high school diploma, and that's accepted in all 50 states.  If you don't have one, make one immediately.

Thanks!

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for the related topic of diplomas, transcripts, etc...

and if you need templates for diploma and/or transcript, those are quick to find with search engine.  
if you need help on transcript, this is a quick learn https://hs4cc-academy.thinkific.com/courses/Build
other sources are out there, that is just one.  

diploma can be printed from home and signed.  Or there are companies that do that such as HSLDA, HomeschoolDiploma.com, just to name two.
here's info about homeschool diplomas in general https://hslda.org/post/diploma-faqs  from a legal organization that does that stuff


by the way, with TESU. I don't remember having to submit a copy of the "diploma" (piece of ceremonial paper) to prove I had "High School Diploma" ( meaning completion of legit home school high school program and graduated).
I don't even think I had to send in transcript either. Just don't remember either way. But I was over 20.  agreeing it's worth having those just in case for some day.... and to celebrate the achievement.

I planned on taking the GED in lieu of a diploma but if I can get away with not making one Id rather not have to do it.  If UMPI requires it I can make one really quick.