Higher

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Higher may refer to:

In education:

• Higher (Scottish), a Scottish national school-leaving certificate exam and university entrance qualification

For other educational certifications that may be called Higher, consult the See also section below.

In music:

• "Higher" (song), a song by Creed
• "Higher" (Gloria Estefan song)
• "Higher" (Heidi Montag song)
• "Higher", a song by Jason Becker from Perspective
• "Higher", a song by The Game from The Documentary
• "Higher", a song by Ice Cube from the soundtrack for the film Higher Learning
• "Higher", a song by Sly & the Family Stone from Dance to the Music
  • "I Want to Take You Higher", a song by Sly & the Family Stone, a reworked version of "Higher"
• "Higher", a song by Starstylers
• Higher (Ala Boratyn album)
• Higher (Ezio album)
• Higher (Harem Scarem album)
• Higher (Russell Robertson album), an album by Russell Robertson
• Higher!, a compilation album by Sly & the Family Stone
• The Higher, an American pop rock band

[edit] See also

• Higher Certificate, an award that will replace the National Certificate in the Republic of Ireland
• Higher diploma, an academic award in Hong Kong and Ireland
• Higher National Certificate, a higher education qualification in the United Kingdom
• Higher National Diploma, a higher education qualification in the United Kingdom
• Higher School Certificate, a credential awarded to secondary-school students who complete high-school-level studies in Australia
• Higher School Certificate (UK), a former United Kingdom educational attainment standard qualification
• Higher Secondary (School) Certificate, a public examination taken by students in Bangladesh, Pakistan, and parts of India
• Higher Secondary Examination, a centralised examination conducted by the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education

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