GED Requirements, Fees
GED Accomodations
Last Updated: July 21, 2025Accommodations are adjustments to the form of a test, special resources provided during an exam, or changes to the testing procedures. You can apply for these accommodations through GED.com. It can take up to 30 days to get a decision on your request. To get more information, please check these resources from GED.com: https://ged.com/about_test/accommodations/ Onsego...
Can I take the GED test without taking a course?
Last Updated: July 21, 2025In most states, you can. You can schedule your GED test through the ged.com website. Onsego doesn't offer GED testing. To check how it works in your state, click here-> https://onsego.com/ged-test-by-state/ Notice: Onsego is committed to exceptional online GED course offerings. We present the information here to aid your preparation journey. However, confirming these details with...
Can I take the GED test if I am 16?
Last Updated: July 21, 2025In general, you can. However, most states have specific GED® testing requirements for students ages 16 and 17. To check how it works in your state, click here-> https://onsego.com/ged-requirements-for-underage-students-by-state/ Keep in mind that Onsego offers GED Test prep online classes. The GED® test is provided by GED Testing Service, and you can register and schedule...
What’s the cost of the GED test?
Last Updated: July 21, 2025The cost of the GED test varies from state to state, but in most states, the GED® fee is around $36 per subject test. There are 4 subject tests, so the total price is around $144. Online GED testing is more expensive because you have to purchase four GED Ready tests to qualify for online...
I’m not a U.S. citizen, can I take the GED test?
Last Updated: July 21, 2025U.S. citizenship is not a requirement to take the GED test. Adults who aren’t U.S. citizens can take the test and earn a high school equivalency credential. Onsego helps you prepare for the GED® test. You can join Onsego at any time; we don’t have age or citizenship restrictions. To take the GED test, you...
Can I pay someone to take my GED test for me?
Last Updated: July 21, 2025No, you can't pay someone to take the GED test. Before taking the test, your official ID is always checked by testing centers or a proctor if you take the GED test online. Notice: Onsego is committed to exceptional online GED course offerings. We present the information here to aid your preparation journey. However, confirming...
Can I use my high school credits for the GED Diploma?
Last Updated: July 21, 2025No, you can't use your credits. You get your GED Diploma only if you pass 4 GED subject tests: math, science, social studies, and language arts. You need to get 145/200 points on each of these four sub-exams. Your high school credits do not influence your GED score. You can schedule your GED tests at ged.com. To...
Learning Disabilities and the GED Test
Last Updated: July 21, 2025Students who have learning disabilities may qualify for GED® test accommodations. Accommodations are adjustments to the form of the test, special resources provided during the exam, or changes to the testing procedures. You can apply for these accommodations through the GED.com website. Here is a direct link: https://ged.com/about_test/accommodations/ You can also contact GED Testing Service at: accommodations@ged.com...
Can I take the GED Test in Spanish?
Last Updated: July 21, 2025Yes, you can schedule any of the GED subject tests in Spanish through your GED.com account. You can also take the Online Spanish GED® Test. Similar to taking the Online GED Test in English, you need to pass the GED Ready® test first to qualify for online testing. Signing up and scheduling is done through...
Is the GED accepted in my state?
Last Updated: July 21, 2025The GED diploma is accepted in all states, though not all states use the GED test for high school equivalency testing. Several states have decided to use an alternative test instead of the GED® for the purpose of high school equivalency testing. There are two nationally recognized High School Equivalency Exams: the GED and HiSET...
