| The GED is an assessment
of skills and knowledge comparable to those of a high school
graduate. It is not to be considered as a substitute for completing
high school and earning a diploma. It is an alternative for
those who, for a variety of reasons, are unable to finish high
school. The
GED Test
The GED test is a series of five tests covering writing, science,
math, literature and the arts, and social studies. The tests
require the test taker to apply reading, math, language and
critical thinking skills. Tests are taken one at a time and
in any order desired. Passing the GED test series allows student
to earn the High School Equivalency diploma.
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Note: if you're under 18, click here
to review age requirements for taking the test
GED
Classes
GED classes or High School Equivalency (HSE) preparations,
provide instruction to prepare adults for the GED test. Individual
and small group instruction allow students to progress through
the five subject areas evaluated on the GED exam (writing skills,
social studies, science, reading and math).
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Frequently
Asked Questions
Have questions about
GED and gaining a high school diploma?
Want to know if you're eligible to take the test?
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