Adults have multiple pathways to demonstrate competency and earn a state-issued high school diploma.   Eligible adults will work with a provider to develop a customized student success plan tailored to their individual goals and needs.  Follow the information on the flyer to get started on your personalized pathway to success.

While the program is offered at no cost to students, there are required commitments students must fulfill to participate and continue enrollment.

  • Potential Adult Workforce Diploma students will receive an introduction to the program and the Medina County Career Center’s Adult Education Center. Students will individually conference with an Adult Education staff member regarding testing results, goal setting, and career planning.
  • Students enrolled in the Adult Workforce Diploma Program (AWDP) are required to adhere to all enrollment and program-specific policies as stated in the MCCC Student Handbook and/or program handbook.
  • If the student enrolls in an AWDP-approved course, they must complete the required clock hours and the credential exam to be eligible for their high school diploma. The program provides a one-time credential test fee. If a student fails the credential exam, they may retake it per the program guidelines at their own cost.
  • Upon meeting the requirements (1 assessment/credit requirement and 2 additional requirements) the student will be eligible to receive their high school diploma issued by the State Department of Education.