GED test to get makeover in 2014; importance still remains
Cinda Huber still regrets her decision five years ago to drop out of high school.
Finding few work opportunities as a nongraduate without a general equivalency diploma, Huber, now 22, moved often and struggled with homelessness before starting a family.
She moved to Harvard about a year ago with her husband and 3-year-old son for a fresh start and to be closer to family. The couple also enrolled in the General Educational Development program at McHenry County College.
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