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GED testing is done throughout the United States, Canada, and various international locations. GED testing centers can provide a wealth of information about the test. They can also provide information on the various resources available to GED candidates. There are over 2,800 testing centers in the world which can be located by calling the toll-free-hotline at (800)-626-9433. Candidates may also visit various online sites that can help to locate the testing center closest to the candidate's residence.

Candidates are encouraged to visit their official GED testing center. However, different testing centers operate during different hours. It is important to contact the testing center before visiting to confirm business hours. While most testing centers remain open during normal business hours, some are open on evenings and weekends.

Candidates are also encouraged to discuss alternative testing locations with a staff member from their nearest testing center. Many sites offer alternative testing locations so that candidates do not have to travel excessive distances to take the GED tests.

GED candidates located abroad and foreign nationals have access to over 100 testing center locations. Military personnel who wish to take the GED may do so at military installations operating DANTES programs, or Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support.