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- Home - GED
The GED ® test covers 4 subjects: Math, Science, Social Studies, and Reasoning Through Language Arts You can take all 4 together or one at a time at an official GED ® test center when you’re ready
- High School Equivalency (HSE) Tests - Testing (CA Dept of Education)
California has approved the use of two high school equivalency tests (GED® and HiSET®) for students 18 years old and older, and 17 years old in some instances, for the purpose of receiving a California High School Equivalency Certificate
- High School Equivalency Testing - RCOE
RCOE’s Alternative Education program offers High School Equivalency testing (GED® and HiSET®) at three locations in Riverside County Testing is open to the public and only the standard fee is charged for each test
- How to Get Your GED | Just Follow This Process
A GED credential is equivalent to a high school diploma and is obtained by passing the GED test It certifies that you have achieved the same academic success as a high school graduate and can apply to jobs or colleges just like you would with a high school diploma
- What is the GED? A Guide To The Test | USAHello
GED ® is another way of saying General Educational Development test The GED ® is a high school equivalency test It is for people who were unable to finish high school The test shows you have the same knowledge and skills as someone who completed traditional high school in the USA
- Free Study Guide for the GED Test (Updated for 2026)
Our Free study guides for the GED Test will help direct you to the most important information you need to know to ace the test the first time
- GED California
To get a GED in California, you need to pass the four tests of the GED test or the five tests of the HiSET exam California uses two options to earn the state’s high school equivalency diploma: the computer-based GED exam and the HiSET, which is available on paper and on a computer
- The GED® Test - Finish Your Diploma
The GED®, or the General Educational Development Test, is a four-subject high school equivalency test that measures skills required by high schools and requested by colleges and employers
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