The GED (General Education Development) Test

Approximately 500,000 people earn their GED diploma each year. More than 90% of colleges recognize the GED diploma as equivalent to a high school diploma, 5% of college freshmen are GED graduates. Many GED graduates achieve success in their lives as college professors, doctors, artists, and in many other careers.
GED students come form various educational and cultural backgrounds and are taking the test for different reasons. Some want to qualify for higher education, while others want to find a better job. Our classes give students the opportunity to review and study for these test so that they can reach their educational, personal, and career goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

1.      What is the General Education Development Test (GED)?
The GED test offers adults the opportunity to earn a high school equivalency diploma. It consists of 5 tests in the areas of Language Arts Writing, Social Studies, Science, Language Arts Reading, and Math.