Where to get your ged

In-person testing is the preferred option for many people who need to take the GED test. If you need to know where to take the GED in your community, take a look at our scheduling page to find a location near you. In-person testing takes place in monitored test environments at test centers, colleges and other educational facilities across the country. To help promote safety during COVID, GED locations will have additional test-day requirements around mask wearing, social distancing, and other health-oriented behaviors.

Alternately, some locations may be closed, and others may have fewer time slots available to choose from for taking your test. Plan ahead so you can schedule the time slot and testing center that works best for you. Technical Assistance Onscreen chat with the proctor will be available, but the proctor will not answer any questions related to exam content Make sure you close out all other applications and complete the system test ahead of time.

Poor internet connection is one of the most common technical issues during the test. Onscreen Calculator You will not be able to use a physical calculator but will have access to an onscreen calculator during the exam. Practice with the calculator tutorial. Onscreen Scratch Pad You will have access to an onscreen scratch pad to take notes and perform math calculations Onscreen Whiteboard You will have access to an onscreen whiteboard so you can use your mouse to draw and write out math calculations.

Access this feature anytime during your test by clicking the Whiteboard icon at the top of the screen. You can open and close the whiteboard and your notes will not be lost.

Currently you are not allowed as many immediate attempts on the on line GED test as you are with an in-person test if you don't pass. If you don't pass after two attempts, you will need to wait 60 days to schedule another on line test. Individuals under 18 years old but at least 16 years old who have not been out of school one calendar year must qualify for an under 18 age waiver to take the GED tests; or be enrolled in the Michigan Youth Challenge Program ; or have been home schooled and the home school facility is registered with the Michigan Department of Education.

The best thing is to contact your local testing center explained below and make sure you are following state approved GED guidelines. There is no Michigan GED state application. What you have are testing center applicant guidelines. Furthermore, there are no official state prices for taking the GED. To find out the application process and price for the Michigan GED, contact your local testing center.

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