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GED Online Testing is NOT an Option

Official GED testing cannot be done online. The American Council on Education (ACE) and the General Educational Development Testing Service (GEDTS) cautions candidates about online GED testing. Official GED testing is not available online. There are several sites that claim to offer online GED testing. GED credentials are not available through online sites nor are they available through correspondence courses. GED credentials can only be obtained after successful completion of the GED tests at an official GED testing center or other location approved by an official GED testing center. GED testing should be affiliated with either ACE or GEDTS. If such affiliation is not present, the GED credential received may not be accepted by employers, colleges, universities, or the military.

Passing the GED tests requires extensive preparation. Candidates must demonstrate that they have mastered a high level of high school knowledge as well as demonstrate a mastery of academic skills. Candidates who spend time and money preparing for the GED tests should make sure that their efforts will be acknowledged when they receive an official GED credential. Candidates will have wasted their time and money if they receive a GED credential that is not recognized by their desired college, university, or employer.