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Brent Nelson
Having a Penn Foster High School diploma has opened doors for Brent Nelson, but crushing goals hasn’t always come easy. With the help of flexible, affordable education, he studied and took exams around his busy schedule with the support of his Success Coaches. Now as a graduate, he’s feeling ready for anything, confident, and speechless.
"I decided to enroll in PennFoster for the affordability of the program and the flexibility of being able to do school when and where I wanted to."
Breanna V.
High School Graduate
Austin W.
Austin Walker graduated from Penn Foster High School in 2015. Hear about his experience with homeschooling, and why Penn Foster High School was such a perfect fit for him.
"[Penn Foster] is the best decision you’ll make, and will give you the stepping stones necessary to achieve your dreams."
Whitney J.
High School Graduate
Leroy Wilcox
Leroy Wilcox spent most of his life trying to hide that he was a high school dropout: Not anymore. After 34 years, he has gained the confidence boost of a lifetime and made his family proud by becoming a Penn Foster High School graduate.
Sherezade Melendez
After attending public school, a friend introduced Sherezade to flexible and affordable homeschooling with Penn Foster. The ability to study and take exams online with no deadlines gave her the opportunity to reach her goals — and she’s never looked back.
Christina Mesta
Earning her high school diploma online, on-the-go, and around her work schedule has opened doors for Christina to pursue new opportunities. With her newly gained confidence, she’s now enrolled in college with plans to join the healthcare field as a medical assistant.
"I would recommend Penn Foster to people because Penn Foster gave me another chance to become something in life and if I can do it anyone can do it."
Laura D.
High School Graduate
Victoria Winters
Victoria was eager to earn her high school diploma but the diagnosis of kidney disease as a teenager forced her to leave traditional high school. One day from her hospital bed, she learned about Penn Foster High School’s affordable and flexible curriculum from a TV ad. She enrolled immediately, studied between treatments, and learned at her own pace where and when she could.
