Does GCC offer GED classes?
GED/HiSET Test Preparation Classes. Student Success Center offers free classes to help you prepare for the GED and the HiSET. We offer small class instruction in all test areas. Classes are conveniently scheduled during the morning, afternoon, and evening to accommodate your schedule.
What are the requirements to get into GCC?
Admissions to the College Have a high school certificate of equivalency (GED). Are at least 18 years of age and demonstrates evidence of potential success in college. Are transfer students in good standing from another college or university.
How do I get my GED in Phoenix AZ?
FAQ about GED in Arizona To get a GED in Arizona, you need to pass the four independent subtests of the GED High School Equivalency Test. You can register and pay for each of the four GED subtests (modules) at a time. The four tests cover the fields of Mathematics, Language Arts, Social Studies, and Science.
Is the GED test timed?
The GED® is a timed test, and you only have a certain amount of time for each section. To complete the entire exam, you will have to pace yourself.
Can you take the GED test online at home?
With the Online Proctored GED Test, students can take the GED test from home while securely monitored by an online proctor. Prior to this, students could only take the GED test at approved test centers. To qualify for online testing, you must meet the following requirements.
What GPA do you need to get into GCC?
Minimum of a 3.25 GPA or higher (unweighted) Successful completion of college preparatory coursework. All applicants must be eligible to enroll in English 101; complete the Guided Placement Survey on the GCC Assessment website (go STUDENTS–>STUDENT SERVICES–>PLACEMENT–> ASSESSMENT CENTER)
Is HiSET harder than GED?
Experts say that while the tests are very similar that the HiSET math section is slightly easier to pass than the GED math section.
Where can I register to take the GED test?
Below are details about the GED® option. For a summary of requirements, take a look at the GED® Pathway Fact Sheet . Register by creating your test-taker profile at the MyGED® website. Learn more about the Online Proctored GED® Test.
How long does it take to mail a GED in Arizona?
Mailing time may take two to three weeks. State-Funded Adult Education programs offer classes that are designed to help you prepare for the high school equivalency test. State-Funded Adult Education Programs contains contact information for these programs throughout Arizona.
How to do placement testing at Glendale Community College?
GCC Placement Testing is currently being proctored online and in person by appointment only. To schedule an in person appointment please call us at 623-845-3058. To request remote proctoring, please send us an email to [email protected] EdReady self-assessment.
How to get a high school equivalency diploma in Arizona?
Passing the GED® tests along with the AZ Civics Test is one way a High School Equivalency Diploma can be earned in Arizona. The other options are the College Credit Pathway and the HSE PLUS Career Readiness Pathway. Below are details about the GED® option. For a summary of requirements, take a look at the GED® Pathway Fact Sheet .