General Education Development (GED)®

The General Education Development (GED)® tests provide individuals who did not complete a high school program the opportunity to receive their high school equivalency diploma. To earn a GED®, candidates must successfully complete five subject area tests (Mathematics, Reading, Writing, Science and Social Studies).
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