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Dealing with Math Anxiety

It could be argued that close to 50% of the population struggles with math. If that doesn’t make you feel better, here are some tips to help you overcome the struggle with math.

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Healthy Eating Habits

Good nutrition can lay the foundation for all the essential elements of your life. While we all know the importance of eating whole foods as part of a well-balanced diet, healthy eating is less about the individual foods you put into your body and more about the habits your eating choices create.

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Resiliency and Self-Care

Resiliency and self-care are essential elements to your well-being. Understanding your trauma and the supports that lend to your resilience will ultimately help you more successfully combat internal and external obstacles.

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Earning Your High School Diploma Online

I started earning my high school diploma online with Grad Solutions when I was 19 years old, and I only had a few credits left. I’ll be the first to admit—I wanted to blow through the courses and just be done. When it required some elbow grease, I procrastinated. Due to my lack of discipline and motivation, it took me a lot longer to graduate than it needed to.

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11 Construction Jobs for High School Grads

The construction field is set to grow 6% between 2020 and 2030 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, so going into this field is likely to promise both job security and increased wages commensurate with your experience. Read on to learn more about the top construction occupations (and their median salaries)!

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A Journey of Finding the Right School

Sabrina Humphries, an 18-year-old from the San Tan Valley area, enrolled in Grad Solutions in November of 2018. At the time of enrollment, Sabrina needed six credits to graduate, all core courses. Sabrina completed her graduation requirements in March of 2019, earning four A’s and two B’s on her six courses and a 99% on her state-required Civics exam. Her story, as told by her, follows.

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