Who is eligible to take the GED Tests?
You may take the GED Tests if: • You are not enrolled in high school, and • You have not graduated from high school, and • You are at least age 16, and • You meet state, provincial, or territorial requirements regarding age, residency, and the length of time since leaving school. If you are considering leaving high school, the GED Testing Service recommends that you first meet with your high school counselor to talk seriously about your decision and the level of academic skill needed to pass the GED Tests. Free publications are available to help in providing information about the tests. Check with your state, province, or territory’s contact person for GED testing.
You may take the GED Tests if: • You are not enrolled in high school, and • You have not graduated from high school, and • You are at least age 16, and • You meet state, provincial, or territorial requirements regarding age, residency, and the length of time since leaving school. If you are considering leaving high school, first meet with your high school counselor to talk seriously about your decision and the level of academic skill needed to pass the GED Tests.
You may take the GED Tests if: • You are not enrolled in high school, and • You have not graduated from high school, and • You are at least age 16, and • You meet state, provincial, or territorial requirements regarding age, residency, and the length of time since leaving school. If you are considering leaving high school, the GED Testing Service recommends that you first meet with your high school counselor to talk seriously about your decision and the level of academic skill needed to pass the GED Tests. Free publications are available to help in providing information about the tests. Check with your state, province, or territory’s contact person for GED testing. Or search for a nearby testing center by entering your zip code at www.GEDtest.org/locator.
You may take the GED Tests if: You are not enrolled in high school, and You have not graduated from high school, and You are at least age 16, and You meet state, provincial, or territorial requirements regarding age, residency, and the length of time since leaving school. If you are considering leaving high school, the GED Testing Service recommends that you first meet with your high school counselor to talk seriously about your decision and the level of academic skill needed to pass the GED Tests.
Click Here for GED Test Descriptions Click Here for Calendar of GED Registration Sessions and Testing To take the GED tests in California, an individual must be a California resident or a member of the armed forces assigned to this state and meet any of the following critieria. • The individual is 18 years of age or older, or within 60 days of his or her 18th birthday (regardless of school enrollment status). • The individual is within 60 days of when he or she would have graduated from high school had he or she remained in school and followed the usual course of study. (School transcript required). • The individual is 17 years of age; *has been out of school for at least 60 consecutive school days; and provides a letter of request from the military, a post-secondary or vocational institution, or a prospective employer. *This must be verified by a letter of exemption from the last school the student attended. All individuals taking the GED tests must have a valid ID (California Driver’
