Three requirements must be met for you to take the GED tests.
You cannot be a high school student and take the GED tests. You must pursue one or the other, either a diploma or equivalency, not both. GED testing takes place at the high school senior level, so test-takers should thoroughly prepare. Some states even require that you take preparatory classes before the exam.
You do not need your equivalency diploma if you have a high school diploma.
Some states allow testing at younger ages, but typically you cannot be younger than 16 years of age. Those between 16-18 must usually meet additional requirements. This can include official withdrawal from school, permission from the former school district, and parental consent.
The GED test is made up of 4 subjects, broken into separate exams. You do not have to take all 4 tests at once. You can space them out and go at your own pace. If you decide to take all 4 tests at once, it could take approximately 7 hours.
While you will need to score at least 145 on each subject to pass the GED® test, scoring higher can have additional benefits.
GED/HiSET classes at our Jasper County Center on Monday and Wednesday nights from 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm starting March 20th
770-914-4422 or 770-229-3176