GeneralDiploma.com is a free directory of publicly available resources for online high school, homeschool, equivalency testing, and standardized test prep. We organize what's out there so you don't have to start from scratch — and we're upfront about what we don't do.
Researching online schools and homeschool curricula is overwhelming. Programs come and go, websites use confusing terminology, and accreditation is genuinely complicated. The information you need is mostly public — it's just scattered across hundreds of sites and not easy to compare side by side.
We collect, organize, and explain that publicly available information in plain language. We write category overviews, state-by-state guides, and long-form articles on specific topics like teaching ELA at home or preparing for the SAT. Then we point you to the programs and providers themselves so you can verify what matters for your situation.
Treat GeneralDiploma.com as your starting map. Browse the directory to find relevant categories, read our long-form articles when you want context, and check our state-by-state pages if your local rules matter (and for homeschool, equivalency, and online schools — they always do).
When a program catches your interest, click through to their own website. Confirm the accreditation status with the accrediting body itself (Cognia, WASC, DEAC, the state department of education, or whichever applies). Verify current pricing and offerings. Talk to people enrolled in the program if you can.
If we got something wrong, point it out. Contact us — we'll look into it.
If you spot an error, want to suggest a resource, or have a question we should answer in our articles, get in touch.
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