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A high school equivalency (HSE) credential is earned by testing and issued through your state. A high school diploma is issued by the school or district that awarded it. Both meet many education requirements, but they are different documents.
Novelty high school equivalency (HSE) diplomas and transcripts are non-official keepsakes. Your HSE records come from your state. Here's where the legal limits sit and how to use a display copy responsibly.
What a high school equivalency (HSE) certificate is, how it compares to a high school diploma, how to get a copy from your state, and when a personalized display copy fits.
A personalized high school equivalency (HSE) display copy is a great way to celebrate finishing. Here's why people order one, the occasions it suits and how to use it safely.
To get a copy of your high school equivalency (HSE) certificate or transcript, contact the education department in the state where you tested. Here's what to prepare and what to expect.