Are there any 4 year colleges that accept the certificate of completion?

No, four-year colleges and universities do not generally accept a "Certificate of Completion" in lieu of a high school diploma or GED. A certificate of completion might signify the successful completion of a specific program or course, but it doesn't demonstrate the breadth of knowledge and skills typically assessed by a high school diploma or its equivalent.

To be eligible for admission to a four-year college or university, you'll almost always need one of the following:

* High school diploma: This is the standard.

* GED (General Educational Development) certificate: This is an alternative credential demonstrating high school-level competency.

* Homeschool diploma: If you were homeschooled, you'll need a recognized homeschool diploma that meets the requirements of the college. These requirements vary by institution.

While some colleges might offer *conditional* admission based on other factors, they will almost certainly require some form of secondary school completion before granting full admission. A Certificate of Completion is typically not sufficient on its own.