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The document is a preliminary application form for the High School Equivalency Diploma (HSED) or the Certificate of General Educational Development (GED) issued by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction. It requires personal and educational information from the applicant, including high school data, credits earned, and counseling sessions completed. The document outlines eligibility requirements for obtaining a GED or HSED, including passing tests, completing additional coursework, or meeting specific educational criteria. It also emphasizes the confidentiality of personal information.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open DPI Form PI-1783 in the editor.
Begin by filling out the 'Applicant Data' section. Enter your name, age, birthdate, address, social security number, and telephone number accurately.
Proceed to the 'High School Data' section. Provide details about the last high school attended, including its name, address, and contact number. Specify the dates of enrollment and total credits earned.
Complete the 'Applicant GED/HSED Requirements' section by checking off completed counseling sessions and providing relevant details about the program provider.
Ensure that all required signatures are obtained in the 'Parent/Applicant Signature(s)' section if applicable. This includes both parent/guardian approval for applicants under 18 and your own signature.

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What does DPI stand for in Wisconsin?

The Department of Public Instruction is the state agency that advances public education and libraries in Wisconsin. Our mission is to advance equitable, transformative, and sustainable educational experiences that develop learners, schools, libraries, and communities in Wisconsin.

Are transcripts the same as a diploma?

What is the Difference Between a Transcript and a Diploma? A high school transcript is your official academic record. A high school diploma is a legal document you receive after meeting all your states high school graduation requirements.

How to get a copy of your high school diploma in Wisconsin?

If you have earned a regular high school diploma including GED Option #2, you must contact the school district for copies of diplomas and transcripts. Before making the request, the following information will be required: Name at the time of GED testing or name as it appears on your credential.

How do I get my high school diploma if I lost the original?

Contact your high schools administrative office or district board to request a replacement diploma. You may need to provide identification and pay a small fee. If the school has closed, docHub out to the states department of education for guidance. Processing times vary, so inquire about expected wait periods.

Whats the fastest way to get my high school diploma?

The fastest route to obtaining a high school diploma is to enroll in an online school that accepts credit transfers. By doing so, students can leverage any previously completed high school classes, ensuring that their past efforts are recognized and counted towards their diploma.