High School Testimonials

Penn Foster High School has helped graduates reach their goals, whether that's attending college, qualifying for a job or a promotion, or enlisting in the military. Learn what our students and graduates have to say about how the high school program has helped them.

Tracey B.

Penn Foster High School Graduate, 2019

"I feel truly amazing. I am bragging to all friends and family that I'm 45 years old and finally a high school graduate. It's never too late!"

Whitney J.

Penn Foster High School Graduate, 2020

"[Penn Foster] is the best decision you’ll make, and will give you the stepping stones necessary to achieve your dreams."

Roquez H.

Penn Foster High School Graduate, 2020

"Penn Foster helped me be able to attend college [and] go to school to do something I love."

Unlock Your Potential as a High School Graduate Like Christina Mesta

Christina’s online education helped build her confidence and opened the door to new opportunities so she can pursue the future she wants. She earned her high school diploma on-the-go and around a busy work schedule by making the most of her mobile-friendly, self-paced program. Since graduating, she has started a new job, where she makes more money, and enrolled in college with plans to become a medical assistant.

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Learn about real students’ experiences with Penn Foster’s High School Diploma Program.

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Online High School Gave Kylee the Tools to Graduate Early

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Online High School Diploma Helps Graduate Thrive

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Dylan Benavidez.

Set Your Own Plan for Success Like Dylan Benavidez

Dylan had a plan to fast-track his future, so he enrolled in Penn Foster where he says he was able to earn his high school diploma at his own pace without compromising on quality. Graduating early gave him a head start on his future, and at 17 he was able to enter the workforce full-time, where he was soon promoted. Now, he wants to support his community by running for public office.

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