How long to get through high school program or GED with two years of school?

It's highly unlikely to complete a full high school program or earn a GED in only two years if you're starting from scratch and attending school part-time. A standard high school program takes four years of full-time study. A GED program can be completed faster, but even then, successfully completing it in two years would require significant dedication and a fast learning pace.

High School Diploma: Unless you have significant prior credits or are enrolled in an accelerated program, finishing a full high school program in two years is nearly impossible. Most accelerated programs still require more than two years.

GED: The GED is designed to be completed more quickly than a traditional high school diploma, and many people do finish it in less than two years. However, successfully doing so requires consistent study and dedication. Two years would give you sufficient time, *but* it depends heavily on:

* Your prior education: If you have some high school credits, it will take less time.

* Your learning style and aptitude: Some people learn faster than others.

* The availability of courses and support: GED prep courses and the testing schedule itself could influence the timeline.

* Your commitment to studying: Consistent study is key.

In short, while a GED is theoretically possible in two years, a traditional high school diploma almost certainly isn't. Even for the GED, it will be a challenging goal requiring significant effort.