In this post, you can find a full listing of GED prep classes and test sites in the Akron region. Ohio uses two options for high school equivalency testing: the GED and HiSET.
The assessments can be taken online or at Ohio’s official test centers.
The exams offer people who did not graduate high school the chance to earn an equivalent degree.
GED® testing is done entirely computer-based, while the HiSET is offered both on paper and on a computer.
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The GED has four individual subtests covering
- Language Arts
- Math
- Science
- Social Studies
These sub-exams are independent modules that may be completed separately.
The HiSET includes five tests, as there are two literacy tests (writing and reading). These subtests may also be taken separately.
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In earlier days, testing had to be done at an official Ohio testing center. Online GED or HiSET testing was not possible!
However, some interesting developments resulted in online HiSET and GED testing options. Read more below.
Ohio’s Adult Education program is called ASPIRE.
For more extensive information on Ohio’s GED program, qualification criteria, passing scores, or fees, go to The Ohio GED Test.
Akron GED Prep Classes
Project Learn of Summit County
60 S High Street, Akron, OH 44326, Phone: 330 – 434 – 9461
Akron’s Project Learn supports adults in reaching their goals of independence, self-sufficiency, and job retention. It is Project Learn’s mission to provide lifelong learning and literacy services and help adults earn their GED diploma so they will be respected community and family members, and qualify for better-paying jobs and a college education. Since 1981, Project Learn has provided free GED instruction to over 23,000 adults across Summit County. Project Learn is a designated GED test site for Summit County, and GED classes are offered at no charge. GED prep classes are offered in numerous locations.
Akron-Summit County Public Library Firestone Park Branch
1486 Aster Avenue, OH 44301, Phone: 330 – 434 – 9461
Location: Community Room. GED classes provided by Project Learn of Summit County
Akron-Summit County Public Library Goodyear Branch
60 Goodyear Boulevard, Akron, OH 44305, Phone: 330 – 434 – 9461
GED classes provided by Project Learn of Summit County
Akron-Summit County Public Library North Hill Branch
183 E Cuyahoga Falls Avenue, Akron, OH 44310, Phone: 330 – 434 – 9461
Location: Conference Room. GED classes provided by Project Learn of Summit County
Downtown Akron Partnership GED Classes
60 S High Street, Akron, OH 44326, Phone: 330 – 434 – 9461 or 330 – 434 – 9461
GED classes provided by Project Learn of Summit County
Akron YouthBuild Program
230 W Center Street, Akron, OH 44302, Phone: 330 – 761 – 0562
REACH Opportunity Center at Summit Lake
390 West Crosier Street, Akron, OH 44311, Phone: 330 – 252 – 9271 or 330 – 434 – 9461
ROC offers adult education instruction through Project Learn of Summit County.
Haven of Rest Ministries
207 E Market Street, Akron, OH 44308, Phone: 330 – 535 – 1563
Locations around Akron (Cities by Alphabet)
Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center
1783 State Route 60, Ashland, Ohio 44805, Phone: 419 – 289 – 3313
Ashland Transformation Network
1661 Cleveland Avenue, Ashland, Ohio 44805, Phone: 419 – 525 – 6380
GED Classes provided by Mansfield Adult Education
Brunswick Library (through Project Learn)
3649 Center Road, Brunswick, Ohio 44212, Phone: 330 – 723 – 1314 ext. 8
Canton City ASPIRE Program (located at Timken Career Campus)
521 Tuscarawas Street W, 3rd Floor, Canton, Ohio 44702, Phone: 330 – 438 – 2554/2559
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Thea Bowman Center GED Classes
11901 Oakfield Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44105, Phone: 216 – 491 – 0699
You can find all Cleveland area GED classes here: Cleveland Area GED Prep Classes
Sylvan Fairlawn
3009 Smith Road, Suite 500, Fairlawn, Ohio 44333, Phone: 234 – 226 – 4265
Mansfield City Schools ASPIRE Adult Education
150 W 5th Street, Mansfield, Ohio 44902, Phone: 419 . 525 . 6380
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Project LEARN of Medina County
39 Public Square, Suite 202, Medina, Ohio 44256, Phone: 330 – 723 – 1314
The Bookshelf
Medina (Project Learn)
105 W Liberty Street, Medina, Ohio 44256, Phone: 330 – 723 – 1314
Ohio Means Jobs- Medina County
72 Public Square, First Floor, Medina, OH 44256, Phone: 330 – 723 – 9675
For advice and referral
First Presbyterian Church
1830 W Market Street, Orrville, OH 44667, Phone: 330 – 988 – 1007
GED Classes by Wayne County Career Center
Maplewood Career Center ASPIRE Program
7075 State Route 88, Ravenna, OH 44266, Phone: 330 – 235 – 0020
GED prep classes are offered at various sites in Portage County. Classes are located on the bus line in evening, afternoon, and morning sessions to fit everybody’s schedule. Classes and materials are free.
Opportunity Resource Center
6592 Cleveland Road, Ravenna, OH 44266, Phone: 330 – 235 – 0020
GED instruction by Maplewood Career Center
OhioMeansJobs Portage County
253 S Chestnut Street, Ravenna, OH 44266, Phone: 330 – 235 – 0020
GED instruction by Maplewood Career Center
Kent Free Library GED Classes
312 W Main Street, Kent, OH 44240, Phone: 330 – 235 – 0020
GED instruction by Maplewood Career Center
Marvin Memorial Library GED Classes
29 W Whitney Avenue, Shelby, OH 44875 – 419 – 525 – 6380
GED Classes by Mansfield Adult Education
Wayne County Schools Career Center
518 W Prospect Street, Smithville, OH 44677, Phone: 330 – 988 – 1007
Sylvan Twinsburg
8900 Darrow Road, Ste H-106, Twinsburg, OH 44087, Phone: 330 – 888 – 1104
Portage Lakes Career Center
4401 Shriver Road, Uniontown, OH 44685, Phone: 330 – 896 – 8226
The Bookshelf Wadsworth (Project Learn)
130 Main Street, Wadsworth, OH 44281, Phone: 330 – 334 – 3333
Located in downtown Wadsworth, next to the Sub Station
Central Christian Church
407 N Market Street, Wooster, OH 44691, Phone: 330 – 988 – 1007
GED Classes by Wayne County Career Center
Online GED and HiSET Testing
Until some years back, to earn your Ohio high school equivalency diploma, your personal appearance at one of the state’s official testing facilities was a requirement. But now, we’ve seen some great new developments! The GED and HiSET exams can now also be taken in an online format.
To learn more about the new online proctored HiSET exam, check out this post: Online HiSET testing, and for more information about online proctored GED testing, go to this post: Introducing the online GED exam.
GED Testing Centers in and around Akron
Project LEARN of Summit County (Lower Level-Akron Library, GED Testing)
60 S High Street | Akron | Ohio 44326 | Ph (330) 434-9461
University of Akron (Simmons Hall, Room 304, HiSET Testing)
277 E Buchtel Avenue | Akron | Ohio 44325 | Ph (330) 972-7084
From here, cities by alphabet
Canton School District (HiSET)
2800 13th Street SW | Rm 135 | Canton | Ohio 44710 | Ph (330) 438-2554
DeVore Technologies (GED Testing)
8536 Crow Drive | Suite GL-55 | Macedonia | Ohio 44056 | Ph (440) 232-3846
Mansfield School District Adult Education Test Center (GED)
150 West 5th Street | Mansfield | Ohio 44902 | Ph (419) 525-6380
Cuyahoga County Library (GED Testing Site)
5225 Library Lane (1st Floor) | Maple Heights | Ohio 44137 | Ph (216) 706-7423
Medina County Library District (GED)
210 S Broadway Street | Medina | Ohio 44256 | Ph: (303) 725-0588
Community Technology Education Center (GED)
43 S Prospect Street | Ravenna | Ohio 44266 | Ph (330) 296-8720
Maplewood Career Center (HiSET)
7075 State Route 88 | Ravenna | Ohio 44266 | Ph (330) 296-8720
Wayne County Career Center (GED or HiSET)
518 W Prospect Street | Smithville | Ohio 44677 | Ph (330) 669-7070/7037
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Last Updated on June 4, 2025.