Adults who have not completed high school may obtain a GED certificate or a High School Equivalency Diploma in the State of Wisconsin.

GED and HSED Testing Brochure - .pdf

Eligibility:
	To start the process, you must be 18 years of age and not enrolled in high school.
	To begin testing, you must be 18 years 6 months of age or your high school class must have graduated.
	You must be a legal resident of the state of Wisconsin.
To sign up for a mandatory Orientation Session, call:
	Wisconsin Rapids, 715.422.5443
	Stevens Point, 715.344.3063
	Marshfield, 715.387.2538
	Adams Center, 608.339.3379
Cost:
	$15 per test, for a minimum of $75
	$15 credential fee
	Additional fees may apply if you retest or pursue an HSED
Schedules:
	Spring Orientation and Testing Schedule
	Summer Orientation and Testing Schedule
	Fall Orientation and Testing Schedule
Tests:
	Language Arts, Writing
	Social Studies
	Science
	Language Arts, Reading
	Mathematics
On the day of the test:
	On your first test date, you must bring your red Orientation folder
	Bring a photo ID
	Bring your receipt showing that you paid for your test
	No food, drinks, books, papers, calculators, listening devices (music), cell phones, hats, purses, etc. will be allowed in the testing room
	Pens, pencils, and scratch paper will be provided
	If an exam requires a calculator, one will be provided.
Please read the Honesty Code - .pdf
Prepare for tests:
	Academic Support Center
	Study on your own
Scores:
	Minimum passing score per test is 410. Total of all five tests must be 2250 minimum.
	Test scores will be mailed to the address you provide within 2 weeks of the test date.
	Test scores can not be provided over the telephone or via email.
Retesting:
	Retesting to increase scores is allowed at $15 per test.
	You must wait 30 days before repeating a GED test.
Students with Disabilities:
	Wisconsin Rapids: Contact Patti Lloyd, 715.422.5452
	Stevens Point: Contact Mary Marks, 715.342.3113
	Marshfield: Contact Mary Marks, 715.389.7052