<p>Does The University of California Accept Penn Foster deploma or not?</p>
<p>You’ll only get guesses here. Contact the UC campus you’re considering and ask them. Penn Foster is a for-profit, distance learning college – and many of them have poor reptutations. For you, hopefully some credits will transfer. I have no personal knowledge of Penn Foster however.</p>
<p>BTW: it’s “diploma” not “deplima” or “deploma”.</p>
<p>Your grasp of vocabulary doesn’t bode well for your situation. Good luck to you.</p>
<p>Hi
You know my situation is very bad i just did 10 grade 10 year ago but now i need to complete my education with Computer information system degree but first need to complete high school.i do not know what should i do? my friend told me about Penn foster. thanks for your reply.</p>
<p>Go to your local Community College (much less expensive – more geared towards getting you to an eventual 4 yr degree) and have a great discussion. Best of luck to you.</p>
<p>Check out the community colleges. Many non-traditional students start at community college, then transfer to four year universities as juniors to complete their bachelor’s degrees. At the junior transfer level, your high school credentials or lack thereof become less or not relevant.</p>
<p>Community colleges do have extensive remedial offerings if you need them to prepare for college-level work in English, math, etc…</p>