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What happens during and after a coma?

If you go into a coma, what happens with school?

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    god forbid this happens...for a year or 2, you would probably still have to repeat your grade. but for a longer time, like 5 years or something, you might just have to get a GED annd move on with that

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god forbid this happens...for a year or 2, you would probably still have to repeat your grade. but for a longer time, like 5 years or something, you might just have to get a GED annd move on with that

oneaday

As another poster already said, if you are in a coma for a long period of time, it is possible you will have to take a test to get a high school education equivalent. Also called a GED. This allows you to get into a college or university and continue your education at what ever age you need to.

Jeremy

You most definitely will not be getting your hs diploma. When even you wake up you will start where you left off or you would have to go back to adult school

cutelagayguy

As another poster already said, if you are in a coma for a long period of time, it is possible you will have to take a test to get a high school education equivalent. Also called a GED. This allows you to get into a college or university and continue your education at what ever age you need to.

Jeremy

You most definitely will not be getting your hs diploma. When even you wake up you will start where you left off or you would have to go back to adult school

cutelagayguy

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