AT&T donates $50,000 to Technical College Systems of Georgia

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AT&T is helping to get some adult learners back to school. The telecommunications giant donated $50,000 to Technical College Systems of Georgia to create a GED testing scholarship. The scholarship will be given to low income students attending a state approved adult education class. They also must have a score of 500 on each GED practice exam.

The $50,000 donation will provide a $65 voucher to 800 Georgians to be used toward the cost of the full GED. Right now, the test costs $95.

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