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Michigan State University High School Equivalency Program

 
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About MSU HEP

Since 2002, the Michigan State University High School Equivalency Program (MSU HEP) has been dedicated to serving the farmworker communities of Michigan and surrounding regions. MSU HEP is a secondary education initiative designed to prepare participants for the General Educational Development (GED) test.

The program is tailored to meet the unique needs of students and their families who balance work and familial responsibilities by offering flexible, online instruction. MSU HEP provides comprehensive support for each student’s academic, vocational, and personal development.

Funded to serve 50 students annually, MSU HEP also offers post-graduation assistance, including placement support for higher education, vocational training programs, military service, and career advancement opportunities.

You are eligible if:

You or an immediate family member, have spent a minimum of 75 non-consecutive days during the past 24 months as a farmworker.

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  • You have participated within the past 24 months in the MEP or NFJP (COE)
  • Have not earned a secondary school diploma or its equivalent
  • Are not currently enrolled in high school or alternative education
  • Are 16 years of age or older (if 16, a signed age waiver is required)
  • Are in need of the academic/support services, and financial assistance, determined by the program

 

If you believe you are ready for the challenge, click to pre-register or scan the QR code to get in contact with us!

 
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