The current version of the GED test will expire at the end of 2013. That version, known as the 2002 Series GED test, will be replaced with the new 2014 GED test on January 2, 2014. Individuals who have taken the 2002 Series GED test but have not passed all five parts have until the end of 2013 to pass all parts of the exam. If they do not pass, they will need to start over in 2014 with the new test in order to obtain their GED certificate. The new 2014 GED test will cover four content areas: reasoning through language arts, mathematical reasoning, science, and social studies. All tests will be entirely computer-based. While the new test will be administered via computer, test-takers will still be required to visit an official testing center to take the test. Saturday GED Testing Available! The 2002 Series GED Testing information: The GED Tests were developed by the American Council on Education to help individuals who have not graduated from high school to demonstrate the abilities normally acquired through the completion of high school. In General Information There are five GED tests: Test Name Maximum Time Questions Test 1 Writing Skills 120 minutes 50 and essay Test 2 Social Studies 70 minutes 50 Test 3 Science 80 minutes 50 Test 4 Language Arts 65 minutes 40 Test 5 Mathematics 90 minutes 50 In order to pass, the standard score on each test must be at least 410 with an average of 450 for all five tests. Testing Fees The fee for GED Testing is $30.00 per test. To complete all five tests, an examinee will spend $150.00. At Testing Schedule GED Tests are administered year round. Please call 265-3700 for more information about the GED Testing schedule at Orchard Center High School. The GED Testing schedule is also available by clicking the link below.
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