This is an overview of GED prep locations and testing facilities in the Auburn, California, region. California is using the fully computer-formatted GED exam for its high school equivalency testing program.
The state additionally welcomed the HiSET exam for this purpose, which is offered both on a computer and on paper.
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Both exams can be taken online or at California testing facilities. More details can be found below in the bottom section.
The exams allow people who left high school without graduating to earn an equivalent credential.
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Auburn GED Prep Facilities
Placer School for Adults
3775 Richardson Dr – Auburn – CA 95602 – Phone: (530) 885.8585 ext. 6003.6012
Placer Adult Literacy Services
350 Nevada St – Auburn – CA 95603 – Phone: (530) 886.4530
Placer Adult Literacy Services (PALS) offers adult learners tools to improve their lives and employment opportunities through tutoring in writing, reading, and basic math.
Placer Re-Entry Program (PREP) – Auburn
1915 Grass Valley Hwy – Suite 400 – Auburn – CA 95603 – Phone: (530) 889-7900
Not open to the public. The Placer Re-entry Program (PREP) Center offers one-on-one and group-level support for a successful transition into the community.
Prep Locations around Auburn (Cities by Alphabet)
Nevada Union Adult Education (HiSET)
11761 Ridge Rd – Grass Valley – CA 95945 – Phone: (530) 477.1225
Parking is located at the First Baptist Church, Ridge Road
Wayne Brown Correctional Facility GED Program
950 Maidu Ave – Nevada City – CA 95959 – Phone: (530) 265.1291
Not open to the public
Charter Adult Ed. GED Classes
6767 Green Valley Rd – Placerville – CA 95667 – Phone: (530) 295.2283
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Roseville High School Equivalency Classes
200 Branstetter Street – Roseville – CA 95678 – Phone: (916) 782.3952
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El Dorado County Adult Ed. (Mt. Tallac H.S.)
1735 Lake Tahoe Blvd – South Lake Tahoe – CA 96150 – Phone: (530) 295.2291
South Lake Tahoe Jail GED Program
1051 Al Tahoe Blvd – South Lake Tahoe – CA 96150 – Phone: (530) 573.3030
Not open to the public
Tahoe-Truckee USD Adult Education
11603 Donner Pass Rd – Truckee – CA 96161 – Phone: (530) 582.2591 ext. 20444
The GED and HiSET Subtests
The GED (General Education Development) exam includes four subtests in the fields of
- English Language
- Math
- Science
- Social Studies
HiSET testing consists of five subtests, as the Literacy section is split into English Writing and English Reading.
Both exams offer the option to take one subtest at a time and in any desired order.
Auburn Area GED Test Sites
Placer Union School District GED Testing
3775 Richardson Drive | Auburn | California 95602 | Phone: (530) 537-2515
Sunrise Tech GED Testing
7322 Sunrise Boulevard | Citrus Heights | California 95610 | Phone: (916) 971-7654
Nevada Union Adult School (GED)
11761 Ridge Road | Grass Valley | California 95945 | Phone: (530) 477-1225
Twin Rivers Adult Education (GED)
5703 Skvarla Avenue | McClellanPark | California 95652 | Phone: (916) 566-2785
El Dorado County Office of Education GED Testing (Building K, 2nd Floor)
6767 Green Valley Road | Placerville | California 95667 | Phone: (530) 295-2291
GED Cost
In California, the GED exam will set you back $164 ($41 per subtest) for both online and on-site testing, and the exam is completely computerized. The HiSET exam is offered on paper and on a computer and costs slightly less than the GED.
Practically all higher education institutions, licensing boards, and branches of the armed forces accept the diploma awarded upon successful completion of the GED and HiSET exams, as they accept a high school diploma.
Your Future
There are more than 4 million job positions that cannot be filled in the U.S., mainly due to a shortage of qualified applicants.
All these jobs require you to hold a high school diploma or equivalent. Remarkably enough, we see around 40 million individuals who, for some reason, did not complete high school.
If only one in ten of these people got their GED certificate, the problem would be nonexistent, and the economy would be functioning as it should. The shortage of qualified workers significantly affects our economy as a whole.
Acquiring the GED diploma boosts your options for a well-paying job. There are enough available, but you will need to have a secondary education degree.
Online GED and HiSET Testing
The GED and HiSET exams are also available online. In the past, to earn your HSE diploma, you had to take the exam at a state-licensed testing center.
Well, that changed a few years back with the introduction of the online proctored GED and HiSET exams.
To learn more about online HiSET testing, check out: ‘The HiSET Exam At Home.’
To get informed about online GED testing, visit: ‘The online GED test explained.’
You are only allowed to take the GED test online if you have achieved ‘green’ results on the official practice test from GED Testing Service, GED Ready.
For each GED subtest, there’s a GED Ready test, so that’s four overall, setting you back an additional $32 ($7.99 per test) on top of the California testing fees.
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These plans offer a very affordable way to get all set for the GED or HiSET exam, starting at only $79, and include many free extras, such as four GED Ready vouchers.
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Last Updated on April 28, 2026.