What school can you attend with a correspondence diploma?

You can't attend a *traditional* school with a correspondence diploma. A correspondence diploma (or GED/high school equivalency diploma) is proof that you've completed the equivalent of a high school education, but *outside* of a traditional brick-and-mortar school setting.

What you *can* do with a correspondence diploma is use it to:

* Apply to college or university: Many colleges and universities accept correspondence diplomas as proof of high school completion for admission.

* Apply for jobs: Many employers require a high school diploma or equivalent, so a correspondence diploma fulfills this requirement.

* Enroll in vocational schools or trade schools: These programs often have high school completion as an admission requirement.

Essentially, the correspondence diploma allows you to *gain access* to further education or employment opportunities, but it's not something you "attend." It's a credential showing you've already completed a stage of education.