<p>well, my comments about me being highly articulate may be skewed, but english is my first language (but again, i am self educated, and for the most part, i prefer to write in other languages).</p>
<p>yes, i still live at home with my mother – aid will be a hard thing to get, as we have a lot of assets, but not that much out in the open.</p>
<p>i shall attempt to take the GED tomorrow on as a walk-in testee; provided i have all the correct paperwork, i will enroll at a community college (which informed me that they have transfers available for A students at the close of each semester - so the picture isn’t so grim). The problem, however, is that i don’t know what they will accept as proof that i’m not in highschool (will a signature from a foreign country suffice?). also, since i’m not scheduled to take the test tomorrow, what alternative measures can i take to get into a community college such as CUNY, will a homeschool ‘diploma’ be good enough?</p>
<p>actually, the verbal score on my SAT was in the 70th percentile (the other two weren’t far behind), along with a grade 4 essay - i get incoherent swings at times, especially when a subject so sensitive to me - like this one - is concerned.</p>
<p>my main question is as follows: what is there to do if i want to enter college in september, as opposed to waiting until the GED and SAT tests are available to take again?</p>