CSP 9465 / 25hours

Cost: $99 (includes book cost)

This is a 25-hour test preparation course supporting Math skills. Students will learn test taking strategies, as well as the reinforcement of Math skills (previously learned).  The skills taught in this section will support your needs for the Science portion of the GED.

CRN 1920

Tuesday-Thursday
January 21-February 20

6-8:30 p.m.

Upper Darby

CSP 9466 / 20 hours

Cost: $95 (includes book cost)

This is a 20-hour test preparation course supporting Reading/Verbal skills. Students will learn test taking strategies, as well as the reinforcement of skills (previously learned).  The skills taught in this section will support your needs for the Social Studies portion of the GED. 

CRN 1921

Tues & Thurs, March 4-April 3

6-8:30 p.m.

UDC

GED Testing

Exam Info

  • The GED exam is a computer based high school equivalency exam that is proctored in our Pearson Vue Test Center.
  • The exam is four sections: Language Arts, Science, Mathematics and Social Studies.
  • Must be 18 years old. 16–17-year-olds must contact GED for special registration information.
  • Exam cost is $36.00 per module.
  • A Pennsylvania identification will be needed for testing. Out of state residents please check the GED website for valid identification requirements.
  • Candidates can access GED information, study materials and registration information at www.ged.com.
  • A valid Government Issued ID is required in order to take an exam.

Registration for the Exam

Registration is online through www.ged.com. Please note: You must be at least 16 years old to sign up for MyGED™. Cost of test: Total test $144. Payment is made online. You may schedule for one or more tests at a time. The cost per subject is $36. Sign up online through any computer, tablet or smartphone.

  • This is where you can:
    • Schedule a Test
    • Access study materials
    • Read about testing requirements

Schedule for the Exam

  • Go to www.ged.com
  • Purchase the appropriate test voucher(s) and schedule your test.
  • The only way to schedule a test is by going to www.ged.com
  • Watch tutorials so you know what to expect
  • Get tips on what to do and bring

On the Exam Day

  • Test candidates are required to show proof of Pennsylvania residency since diplomas are issued through the State Department of Education.
    Generally, a PA driver’s license or other PA state issued ID containing a photo, signature and address is acceptable
  • Calculators are built into the examinations, however, test candidates are permitted to bring their own TI 30XS calculator.
    No other calculators are permitted.
  • Test candidates are permitted to leave the testing room only during a scheduled break.

Checking your scores

  • Results are posted on your MyGED account within a few days.
  • Once you pass all 4 test subjects, go to www.education.state.pa.us/GED
    • Download the transcript order form
    • Complete and send it in with the required fee.
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