You may also want to check the GED web site (GEDtest.org); go to the page for “Prospective Test Takers,” then click on “Preparation,” then click on “Materials.” Or you may call 1-800-636-9433 (1-800-62MYGED) to locate the Official GED Testing Center nearest you. The center’s staff can tell you where to find an instructional program.

GED classes and preparation is offered locally at community colleges, learning centers, and other educational sites.If you are ready to take the GED Tests, find an Official GED Testing Center by using your zip code at GEDtest.org/locator.

 

 

What Do I Need to do to Pass the GED Test? In general, to pass the GED Test, you need to be able to read, compute, interpret information and express yourself in writing on a level comparable to that of 60% of graduating high school seniors. More specifically, you must earn a total score of 2250 and you must also earn a minimum score of 410 on each subject area test. If you are taking the test in Hawaii, Idaho or Illinois, you must pass an additional test or earn community school credit.

Am I Eligible to Take the GED Test? The GED provides an opportunity for adults who have not completed high school. You are eligible if you have not graduated from high school or if you are not currently enrolled in high school or if you are at least 16 years old. You should also check your area for any additional requirements related to your age, residency or the length of time since you left school. If you are considering leaving school, GED testing service recommends you first meet with your school counselor to talk seriously about your decision. To find out more about whether you are eligible to take the GED Test in your area, call your GED administrator.

 

 

How do I register for the GED test? Just call the nearest test center for registration, test information and GED test dates. Use the easy GED testing center locator above to find the GED centers closest to your home.

How much does the test cost? The cost varies from state to state. The average is $40 per test. That’s a pretty good investment when you consider that GED grads make about $500,000 more in their lifetime.

What’s the fastest way to get a GED Diploma? Enroll in an online course.

 

 

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How can I study for GED Testing? Studying for the GED Test is one of the most important things you can do prepare for success. Adult education centers can offer practice test to help you figure out what you already know and what areas you need to study. These locations can also provide classes and instructors to help you work through each subject. To find an adult education center, ask your local community college or visit GEDtest.org/start for phone numbers to call in your area. You can also practice sample questions online at GEDtest.org or study at home with one of the many GED Testing preparation books. Visit GEDtest.org/prep to find out about these and the many other ways you can prepare for success on the GED Test.

How many people take the GED Test? Today, in the United States, more than 30 million adults do not have a high school diploma. But only about 2 percent of them take the GED test. In 2008, 776,000 took at least one subject area test. The subject area tests are: Math, Reading, Writing, Science and Social Studies. More than 450,000 adults earn a GED credential in 2008. Since 1947, more than 60 million adults have earned a GED credential. GED graduates work in every kind of job. They are teachers, lawyers, mechanics, firefighters, nurses and business owners.

 

 

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