Overview and Purpose of the NH GED Testing Program

The GED Testing Program gives adults and out-of-school youth an opportunity to demonstrate their academic skills and to earn the New Hampshire High School Equivalency Certificate.   

Notice to Test-Takers: The GED Tests will change on January 1, 2014. Test-takers are advised to complete and pass all sections of the GED tests as soon as possible. If you do not pass the current GED Tests by the end of 2013, you will have to start over.

See more information on the GED Testing Service® website: http://www.gedtestingservice.com/testers/test-taker-home

Also see the GED Finish the Test http://www.gedtestingservice.com/finishtheged/

For more information about the GED Testing Program in NH, click on one of the topics below (also found in the index bar to the left):

PREPARATION

• Preparation & Useful Practice Web Sites
• Warning About Online Testing

GENERAL INFORMATION

• Overview and Purpose
• Statistics and Background Information
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Contents
• GED Testing Service® Website

GED TESTING

• Testing Centers
• Fees
• Testing Requirements
• 16 and 17-year-old Youth
• Special Accommodations
• Home Schooled Applicants

TRANSCRIPTS

• How to Get a Transcript

TRANSITION TO COLLEGE

• College Preparation and Information (www.collegeforadults.org) (External Link)

GED® and the GED Testing service® are registered trademarks of the American Council on Education® and may not be used or reproduced without the express written permission of the American Council on Education.