GED/College Ready
Daytime GED is Open Enrollment, Open Enrollment means we have students walking in at all times of the day. The advantage for you is we try to work with your schedule. Most students set up times to meet with the teacher for better class preparation. Classes are curriculum is designed to meet your individual learning needs. Everyone starts at a different spot when learning the GED. Classroom can be in-person or virtual!
We also offer College preparation or even Free Tutoring for English and Math College courses, this is what we consider College Ready, where we help students get beyond ‘GED Ready’ and into ‘College Ready’
Register for Classes and Testing Requirement
We offer Pre-GED and GED-Ready classes. All students must take the CASAS test to find the right class level. Register online using the link below, and we’ll contact you to set up a time to come in and take the test.
Required Documents
Need a valid ID (State ID, Passport, or Driver’s License)
*Not to register with us, but will need to have in order take GED tests.
Why We Test
All ABE (Adult Basic Education) students take the CASAS test to measure their reading and math skills. It’s similar to the standardized tests used in K–12 schools.
The government requires us to test students when they start (called a Pre-Test) and again after every 40 hours of learning (called a Post-Test) to track progress.
These tests help us place students in the right class level. The levels range from Level 1 to Level 6:
- Levels 1–3 = elementary school level
- Level 4 = middle school level
- Levels 5–6 = high school level
To join Pre-GED classes, students need to place at Level 4 or higher.
To be GED-ready, students need to score at Level 5 or 6 in either math or reading.