Frequently Asked Questions

Do you offer GED classes?

Yes see GED page, opens a new window.  

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How do I schedule a retake of the GED exam?

Go to www.ged.com

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How do I schedule a GED test?

Go to www.ged.com

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Where are my GED scores?

Go to www.ged.com or https://tcsg.edu/adult-education/adult-education-high-school-equivalency-ged/ged-testing/

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How can I prepare for the GED exam?

Go to https://www.atlantapublicschools.us/page/870.  Also, www.ged.com provides practice tests.

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What should I expect on test day for the GED exam?

Go to www.ged.com to register. You will be given detailed information once a test has been scheduled.

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What should I bring on the test day for the GED exam?

Your valid government issued picture I.D.

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What is the age requirement for GED?

16 years or older. There are special requirements for those who are 16 to 18 that are processed by PearsonVue. Go to www.ged.com.

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Do I have to be currently enrolled in High School to participate in the GED program?

You cannot be currently enrolled in High School.

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Is the GED test offered at other library locations?

Not currently.

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Are there any study guides on the library’s website for the GED?

Yes, in the Catalog.

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Can I register online for the GED exam?

Go to www.ged.com.

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What type of identification is needed to take the GED?

Valid government issued picture I.D. such as a driver’s license or passport.

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Is GED testing Free?

No. However, special grants are periodically available. Go to www.ged.com as these funds are limited and short lived. Their availability is sporadic and PearsonVue will have the most current information at www.ged.com.

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Does the Library offer GED classes?

Yes, during normal operations.  Due to COVID-19 these are on hold.

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Can I take the GED exam at the library?

See GED Page, opens a new window.

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