This is an overview of all GED prep classes and testing facilities in the Alliance region. In Nebraska, you need to pass the four GED subtests to earn your high school equivalency diploma.
The GED exam is available online and at certified Nebraska test centers.
The test measures academic skills and knowledge at the same level that’s expected of high school graduates.
The GED contains four individual tests in these subject areas:
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- English Language Literacy
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You can take (and pay for) one of the GED subtests at a time. No need to complete the GED battery in one take.
In the past, online GED testing was never available. Your personal appearance at one of Nebraska’s state-approved test centers was required.
Recently, though, we saw an interesting development with the launch of an online proctored GED exam. Read more below.
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The Nebraska GED testing fee is $144 (or $36 per test) for both online and on-site testing.
If you’d like to learn more about Nebraska GED qualification requirements, testing fees, or GED scoring, go to “The Nebraska GED Exam.”
Alliance GED Prep Facilities
Western Nebraska Community College Alliance | Adult Education
1750 Sweetwater Avenue | Room 101 | Alliance | NE 69301 | 308 – 635 – 6770
WNCC provides GED instruction in
- Alliance
- Chadron
- Kimball
- Scottsbluff
- Sidney
Alliance Alternative High School (@Alliance High School, Rooms 514 and 517)
1450 Box Butte Avenue | Alliance | NE 69301 | 308 – 762 – 3359
NOT a GED program, but the alternative high school supports students who are at risk of quitting high school prematurely or who don’t meet graduation requirements and/or dates.
Locations around Alliance (Cities by Alphabet)
Early Head Start Building (WNCC)
255 Chadron Avenue | Chadron | NE 69337 | 308 – 747 – 2017
Pine Ridge Job Corps Civilian Conservation Center
15710 Highway 385 | Chadron | NE 69337 | 308 – 432 – 3316
Kimball Library (classes provided by WNCC)
208 South Walnut St | Kimball | NE 69145 | 308 – 635 – 6770
Mid-Plains Comm. Coll. North Campus
1101 Halligan Dr | North Platte | Nebraska 69101 | 308 . 535 . 3637/3677
Check here to see all -> North Platte area GED classes
Pine Ridge College Center (Oglala Lakota College)
103 Thorpe Circle | Pine Ridge | SD 57770 | 605 – 867 – 2553/5893
WNCC | Williams Building
1601 E 27th Street | Scottsbluff | NE 69361 | 308 – 635 – 6770
For all Scottsbluff area GED prep sites, <- check out this page
WNCC | Cheyenne Co. Adult Education
371 College Drive | Sidney | NE 69162 | 308 – 254 – 7458
Mid-Plains Comm. College GED Program-Valentine
113 N Hall Street | Valentine | NE 69201 | 308 – 535 – 3637
Qualifying students enrolled in MPCC’s GED program may get their GED for free. MPCC will foot the bill for the GED exam (a $144 value). Mid-Plains Comm. College provides GED instruction at the school’s campuses in
- Valentine
- Ogallala
- Benkelman
- North Platte – North Campus
- North Platte – South Campus
- McCook
- Imperial
- Broken Bow
Alliance Area GED Testing Centers
Cities by Alphabet
Chadron State College GED testing
1000 Main St | Chadron | NE 69337 | Ph: 308.635.6769
Oglala Lakota College GED Testing
490 Piya Wiconi Rd | Kyle | SD 57752 | Ph: 605.455.6142
Mid-Plains Community College (Room 205)
1101 Halligan Dr | North Platte | NE 69101 | Ph: 308.535.3618
Harms Advanced Technology Center-WNCC-Scottsbluff
2620 College Park | Scottsbluff | NE 69361 | Ph: 308.635.6738
Northeastern College GED Test Center (Hays Student Ctr, Room 104)
100 College Dr | Sterling | CO 80751 | Ph: 970.521.6663
Online Proctored GED Testing Introduced
In earlier times, taking the GED test was never possible online. If you wanted to get hold of a Nebraska GED diploma, you were required to come to one of the state’s official GED testing centers in person and pass the four GED subtests.
Recently, however, we saw some great developments with the launch of an online proctored version of the GED exam. So that has all changed. If you want to read more about this fantastic development, check out this page: ‘Introducing the online GED test.’
Your Future
The tests of the General Education Development program, also known as the GED, are developed to measure an applicant’s knowledge and skills, and the test is for adults who never finished high school.
Whatever the reasons for not finishing high school, most people will find out that a secondary education credential (HS or GED diploma) is essential for getting a job and developing a career.
A high school degree or equivalency is needed as well to further academic education in college and university. The four subject fields addressed in the GED exam are Language Arts or Literacy, Social Studies, Science, and Mathematics at the level that may be expected from high school students after a four-year course of study.
The GED program is for anyone without a high school diploma, who is 18 or older, who is not attending a school program, and who wishes to earn a secondary education degree. Applicants 16 and 17 years old may also qualify if they meet strict criteria.
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Last Updated on March 21, 2025.