Congratulations on taking one of the most important steps of your life—earning your GED credential! Millions of people like you have taken the GED Tests to get a better job, continue their education, or to feel better about themselves.

What are the GED Tests?

The Tests of General Educational Development (GED Tests) are internationally recognized. When a student passes the 7-½ hour GED Test battery, the resulting GED credential certifies that he or she has attained subject matter knowledge and skills associated with high school completion. The GED Test battery includes the following subject matter areas:

• Writing – 120 minutes

• Social Studies – 70 minutes

• Science – 80 minutes

• Reading – 65 minutes

• Mathematics – 90 minutes

Eligibility Requirements

• Complete a Demographic form at Godwin Learning Center, 3333 S. Division, Wyoming, MI 49548 in advance of first scheduled test date.

• Photo identification (drivers license, government identification card, or other materials that include a photograph, your birth date and place of residence) is required at every test.

• To receive a GED certificate, you must be 18 years of age.

Cost of Testing

• $35 cash per test (there are 5 tests).

• Retests cost an additional $35.

• Test fees may be reduced for students from Godwin Learning Center who pass the appropriate tests and receive vouchers.

Testing Times

• Tests are given on Monday evenings, Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and Friday mornigs at Godwin Learning Center, 3333 S. Division, Wyoming, MI 49548.

• Please call Godwin Learning Center (616. 252-2040) for specific dates and times and to register for testing in advance.

Resources Available to Prepare for Testing

Passing the GED Tests may require some preparation depending on the individual. Some prepare intensively by taking classes or studying GED preparation books or online Internet resources. Others feel comfortable with simply brushing up on a few of the subject areas where they need practice.

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