It varies by student. We have had students earn it in a week while others are in our
program longer. It depends on how much time you devote to studying.
If you are 18 years old, an age waiver will have to be completed with a signature
from the local school board. You can see your local Adult Education program to get
the age waiver form. If you are 19 years or older, an age waiver is not required.
As of now, the state of Kentucky is paying for the first test in each section of the
GED as well as two additional retakes. This is a savings of approximately $150. This
is a limited time offer so act fast!
Yes, we have both online programs and online proctored testing available. You can
earn your GED without having to leave your home. To be best suited for online GED
work, you will need a reliable internet connection and access to a laptop or computer.
After you earn your GED, a copy of the diploma and transcripts will be mailed to the
address on file with your GED.com account.
If you earned your GED previously and need a copy of the transcripts you can request
that online. You have the option for an electronic copy or a keepsake, replacement
diploma.
The GED test is broken down into 4 sections: Math, Science, Social Studies, and Language
Arts. You do not have to take all the sections at one time and have the option to
take one section at a time.
Each of our Adult Education Centers have a testing proctor available. Please contact
your local Adult Education Center for more information or to schedule a test.
You also have the option to test online. Pearson Vue has an online proctor available
with appointments practically 24/7. Contact us to find out if you qualify for this
service.
