Advance Registration is required to take the GED. To register for the GED you must complete the following:

Before you register:

• If you are applying for a GED exam fee scholarship, submit all scholarship paperwork.
• Consider attending a GED preparation course or study for the GED on your own. Information about GED preparation can be found on the Resources page of this website.
• Make sure you have all required documentation. See the Requirements page for a detailed list of the documentation you may need.

Register for the GED Exam:

• Registration may take 20-30 minutes and is conducted at the 4^th St. campus. You must register in person.
• Payment of all exam fees must be made when you register. Payment for the exam may be made at the 4^th St. cashiering office. Pay in Cash, Money Order, or Cashier's Check - personal checks are not accepted.
• You must show a valid photo ID and a second form of ID when you register - see the Requirements page.
• If you were awarded an exam fee scholarship, bring your award letter when you register.
• The first time registration fee is $15, and the cost for all 5 exams is $60 - a total of $75.00.
• The re-take fee for each individual test that you do not pass is $12.
• Candidates who do not show up for a test session will forfeit their exam fee and will be required to pay an additional exam fee to register for another test(s).
• Select an exam date.  Exam seating is limited and exam dates are subject to availability.
• Complete a Demographics form - obtained at 4^th St. during registration.
• Complete a Registration card - obtained at 4^th St. during registration.

List of things you need to register for the GED Exam:

Valid photo ID with your picture, name, address, birth date, and signature. 

Second form of valid  ID

Cashiering receipt for the exam fees

Demographics form - get this when you register

Registration card - get this when you register

 If you have not turned 18-years-old

Notarized parent consent (click on link for form)

Official withdrawal letter from the last school you attended

A recommendation of GED readiness from an Adult Education institution and/or official predictor of test scores.

If you were home-schooled

You will need an official Notice of Withdrawal from the District Superintendent's Office.