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YOU'VE GOT QUESTIONS. WE'VE GOT ANSWERS.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1. What is the GED Test and how do I get my GED?
The GED Test is a high school completion option for adults 18 and older. (if you under 18 years old, please see #3 FAQ below)
There are 4 sections to the GED test: Reasoning through Language Arts, Science, Social Studies, and Math. Each section is scored separately and can be taken separately.
A passing score on the GED is 145 for each section.
You can register to take the GED on the website www.ged.com . This site requires that you make a free account, pick a location to take a test, sign up for a date/time to take that test subject, and pay for the test by debit/credit card (cost is $36 per section).
Our program provides preparation classes for individuals that want to study to take their GED tests.
2. How do I get a transcript/copy of my GED?
Unfortunately, our office does not have copies of GED transcripts or credentials.
To get a copy of your GED test scores you can request a copy of your transcript from www.ged.com . Please click on “Grads and Transcripts” and follow the instructions to order a copy of your transcript.
3. What if I am not 18 years old? Can I take the GED Test?
You will need to follow one of the processes in the memo below to see if you are eligible to take the GED test.
Click Here for VA Superintendents Memo for HIgh School Equivalency (HSE) Testing:
4. How do I register for classes?
We hold registration sessions at the beginning of each semester (August and January). Contact our office for more information regarding registration dates.
5. How long are the classes?
We run 2 semester of classes which run from September through mid- December and February through mid-May.
