GED Requirements By State

GED requirements by state Each state may impose its own GED eligibilty requirements, as well as testing fees. We have compiled a directory of state GED administration authorities for every state in the U.S. The GED testing administration is managed differently in each state, typically under one of the following departments/divisions: Department of Ed, Division of Adult Education, Board of Regents, Workforce Education, or Community College administration. Although their names may vary, one thing they do have in common is that they are the ultimate authority on GED policies and procedures.

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The state GED requirements is the official guide that specifies how to get a General Education Development (GED) certificate for your specific state. Once you understand the specific requirements for your state, you can prepare for your GED by taking our free GED practice tests. Information is also available on more general GED requirements.

Select a state below to find your GED Eligibility Requirements:

Alabama GED - Alabama College System	Indiana GED - Indiana Division of Adult Education	Nebraska GED - Nebraska Department of Ed	South Carolina GED - SC Dept of Ed
Alaska GED - Department of Labor and Workforce Development	Iowa GED - Iowa Dept of Ed	Nevada GED - Department of Adult Education	South Dakota GED - SD Dept of Labor, Adult Ed and Literacy
Arizona GED - Arizona Department of Education	Kansas GED - Kansas Board of Regents	New Hampshire GED - New Hampshire Bureau of Adult Education	Tennessee GED - Division of Adult Ed
Arkansas GED - Arkansas Department of Workforce Educationl	Kentucky GED - Kentucky Adult Education	New Jersey GED - Adult Education by County	Texas GED - TX Education Agency
California GED - California Department of Education	Louisiana GED - Louisiana Department of Education	New Mexico GED - State Department of Education	Utah GED - UT Adult Education Services
Colorado GED - Colorado Department of Education	Maine GED - Maine Department of Adult Education	New York GED - NY State Educaton Department	Vermont GED - VT Adult Education
Connecticut GED - Connecticut State Department of Education	Maryland GED - Online Preparation	North Carolina GED - NC Community College System	Virginia GED - VA Office of Adult Education and Literacy
Delaware GED - Delaware Department of Education	Massachusetts GED - Massachusetts Adult Education	North Dakota GED - ND Adult Education and Literacy	Washington GED - WA State Board for Community and Technical Colleges
Florida GED - Florida Department of Ed	Michigan GED - Michigan Adult Education Programs	Ohio GED - OH ABLE Office	Wisconsin GED - WI GED and English Language
Georgia GED - Georgia Department of Technical and Adult Ed	Minnesota GED - Minnesota Adult Basic Education	Oklahoma GED - OK Lifelong Learning State Department of Education	West Virginia GED - WV Adult Basic Education
Hawaii GED - Hawaii Department of Education	Mississippi GED - State Board for Community and Junior Colleges	Oregon GED - OR Dept of Community Colleges and Workforce Development	Wyoming GED - WY Community College Commission
Idaho GED - Idaho State Department of Education	Missouri GED - Missouri Adult Education and Literacy	Pennsylvania GED - ABLE - PA Dept of Ed
Illinois GED - Illinois Community College Board	Montana GED - Montana Office of Public Education	Rhode Island GED - RIDE program

GED preparation is available in most states at community colleges, learning centers, and other academic sites. Discover GED requirements for your state because GED requirements can differ. It is difficult to find and understand the info you need on the state’s website. GED is sometimes governed by the Department of Ed or the Department of Labor.

The GED Tests are comprised of five separate content area tests (mathematics, social studies, science, language arts/reading, and language arts/writing). The test questions are multiple choice and one written essay. The GED Tests provide adults a way to demonstrate that they have high school level academic skills and knowledge. Test-Guide.com also provides more Free GED Practice Tests to help you pass your GED test.

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