
What is the GED
The GED tests do not measure recall; all test items require higher order thinking skills and the ability to comprehend, apply, analyze, synthesize, or evaluate written text. The GED tests measure academic skills that correspond to those of recent high school graduates. To pass the tests, individuals must achieve scores that are comparable to those attained by the top 70 percent of a recent sample of the nation's graduating high school seniors. Passing the GED test signifies the attainment of general academic knowledge and skills associated with high school completion. The GED instructional program will prepare you for success on the GED tests. Who can take the GED?
Students achieving passing scores will receive an Age Waiver which allows them to register for the GED tests. You must provide one of the following documents when you register and take the GED tests.
The ID used must have a valid date, and the picture must be clear and up to date. |
Why get a GED?
Congratulations!You have just taken the first step towards becoming a High School graduate!
What does the GED cost?The complete battery of GED tests costs $70.00. The cost for individual tests is as follows:
Attention VeteransFlorida law allows eligible World War II, Korean Conflict, and Vietnam War Veterans who, as a result of being inducted into any branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, were unable to complete their high school education to be awarded a State of Florida High School Diploma - without taking any tests! Click Details +/- for more information. |






