GED Testing Service, a program of the American Council on
Education, develops, delivers and safeguards the GED Tests. Start
here for accurate and reliable information about the GED Testing
program.
The GED Tests cannot be taken online.
The GED Tests can only be taken at an official testing center—but
don't worry, there are more than 3,400 testing centers worldwide. Over
17 million people have earned their GED credential since the program
began in 1942. Get started on your journey to the GED
credential, at Information
for Test-Takers.
Educators & Testing Professionals
The GED Tests measure high school-level skills and knowledge. The GED
credential offers adults a powerful second chance at attending college
or pursuing a career. To learn more about the testing program's history
or access resources for your local testing center, start at Information
for Educators & Testing Professionals.
Please direct questions about this page to: ged@ace.nche.edu
This page last updated on 1/2/2009
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