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This document is required for students who are applying for Federal Student Aid and have been selected for verification. It outlines the necessary steps for confirming high school completion status and verifying identity, as well as providing a statement of educational purpose to ensure federal assistance is used appropriately.

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How to fill out 2018-2019 high school completion

1. Gather required documents such as transcripts, identification, and any other supporting paperwork.
2. Visit the official education department or school district website for 2018-2019 high school completion forms.
3. Download or collect the application for high school completion.
4. Fill out personal information including name, address, and contact details.
5. Provide information regarding previously attended schools and dates of attendance.
6. Specify the reason for seeking high school completion (e.g., moved, did not graduate, etc.).
7. Complete any additional sections required, such as academic history or special circumstances.
8. Review the application for accuracy and completeness.
9. Submit the application electronically or via mail, along with any required fees or documents.
10. Follow up with the issuing authority to ensure your application is being processed.

Who needs 2018-2019 high school completion?

1. Students who did not complete high school during the traditional four-year period.
2. Individuals seeking to obtain a diploma for employment opportunities.
3. Adults wishing to further their education by enrolling in college or vocational programs.
4. People who need a high school completion certificate for personal fulfillment or life goals.

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What is high school completion status?

High school completion status refers to an individual's current standing regarding the completion of high school education, indicating whether they have graduated, obtained a GED, or are still enrolled.

Who is required to file high school completion status?

Students applying for federal financial aid, particularly those using the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), are required to file their high school completion status.

How to fill out high school completion status?

To fill out high school completion status, individuals must indicate their highest level of education completed, such as 'high school diploma,' 'GED,' or 'still enrolled,' when prompted on financial aid applications like FAFSA.

What is the purpose of high school completion status?

The purpose of high school completion status is to determine eligibility for federal financial aid and ensure that applicants have met the minimum educational requirements for such aid.

What information must be reported on high school completion status?

Information that must be reported includes the type of high school diploma earned, whether a GED was obtained, and the status of the applicant's education regarding high school completion.