GED Classes Bend Oregon

Listed in this post are all GED prep facilities and test centers in the Bend area. Oregon is using the GED exam for its high school equivalency testing program.

Testing can be done online and at certified Oregon GED test facilities.

The assessment measures the level of knowledge at a level comparable to that of high schoolers upon graduation.

The GED exam has four individual tests (modules) that may be completed one at a time.

The totally computer-formatted GED subtests measure an applicant’s skills and knowledge of these subjects:

• English Language Literacy
• Social Studies
• Math
• Science

Get access to GED online classes for free through our website. This way, you can find out if online learning works for you.

If so, we recommend you continue with Onsego GED Prep, an accredited, affordable course that will quickly prepare you for the GED test. If online learning isn’t your thing, contact one of the facilities listed on this page.

In the past, online GED testing was not an option. Applicants had to come, in person, to one of Oregon’s state-designated test centers.

But now, that’s changed with the introduction of an online proctored GED test-taking option. Read more below.

Go to The Oregon GED Exam for more details about Oregon GED eligibility requirements, testing fees, passing scores, and more.

Bend GED Prep Classes

Central Oregon Community College-Bend (Boyle Education Center, Room 153)
2600 NW College Way, Bend, Oregon 97701, Ph: (541) 504-2950
The school’s GED office is located in Ochoco Hall, Room 104

Central Oregon Community College HEP Program
2600 NW College Way, Bend, Oregon 97701, Ph: (541) 504-2950
The High School Equivalency Program is a federal secondary migrant education program that helps migrant and seasonal farm workers and their direct dependents earn a GED diploma. Please get in touch with the school for details.

Heart of Oregon Corps YouthBuild Program (available in Sisters/Redmond)
1291 NE 5th Street, Building A, Bend, Oregon 97701, Ph: (541) 633-7834 or (541) 306-3703
All applicants are required to attend an Information Session at the YouthBuild Location in Sisters (68797 George Cyrus Road).

Oregon Youth ChalleNGe Program
23861 Dodds Road, Bend, Oregon 97701, Ph: (541) 317-9623

COIC Alternative Education For Youth
1645 NE Forbes Road, Suite 108, Bend, Oregon 97701, Ph: (541) 280-6604 or (541) 706-1458
COIC (Central Oregon Intergovernmental Council) also offers GED prep classes in Redmond and La Pine.

Sylvan Learning Downtown
2754 NW Crossing Dr | Suite 101 | Bend | OR 97701 | Ph: (541) 647-2732

Sylvan Learning Bend
2150 NE Studio Road, Suite 10, Bend, Oregon 97701, Ph: (541) 647-2732

Deschutes County Adult Jail GED Program
63333 US-20, Bend, Oregon 97701, Ph: (541) 388-6662
Not publicly available

Prep Locations around Bend (Cities by Alphabet)

Treasure Valley Community College-Harney County Outreach Center
1100 Oregon Avenue, Burns, Oregon 97720, Ph: (541) 573-1576

WorkSource Canyon City (Training and Employment Consortium)
120 S Washington Street, Canyon City, Oregon 97820, Ph: (866) 769-9675 (La Grande)
No GED classes, but TEC (Training and Employment Consortium) offers support and advice, such as financial assistance and pre-GED testing.

Lane Community College – Mary Spilde Downtown Ctr. (2nd Fl, Rm 203)
101 W. 10th Avenue, Eugene, Oregon 97401, Ph: (541) 463.6180
Check here -> for all Eugene area GED prep sites

Blue Mountain Community College – Grant County
835-B S Canyon Boulevard, John Day, Oregon 97845, Ph: (541) 575.1550 or (541) 567.1800 ext 3325 (Pendleton)

Central Oregon Intergovernmental Council-La Pine
16493 Bluewood Place, Suite 3, La Pine, Oregon 97739, Ph: (541) 280-6604 or (541) 316-9039

Central Oregon Community College – Madras
1170 E Ashwood Road, Madras, Oregon 97741, Ph: (541) 504-2950

Deer Ridge Correctional Institute GED Program
3920 E Ashwood Road, Madras, Oregon 97741, Ph: (541) 325-5999
Not open to the general public

Central Oregon Community College – Crook County
510 SE Lynn Boulevard, Prineville, Oregon 97754, Ph: (541) 504-2950

Central Oregon Community College – Redmond
2030 SE College Loop, Redmond, Oregon 97756, Ph: (541) 504-2950/2900

Central Oregon Intergovernmental Council-Redmond
2363 SW Glacier Place, Redmond, Oregon 97756, Ph: (541) 280-0031
The Redmond COIC campus is one of four COIC programs in Central Oregon (Bend, Redmond, La Pine, and Juvenile Justice). The GED passing rate of COIC students is impressive. The Central Oregon COIC program has a phenomenal GED passing rate: more than 92 percent of test-takers of the four-part GED test were successful.

Heart of Oregon Corps YouthBuild Program
68797 George Cyrus Road, Sisters, Oregon 97759, Ph: (541) 526-1380 or (541) 633-7834

Introducing the Online Proctored GED Exam

In earlier days, if you wanted to secure your high school equivalency (HSE) degree, you were always required to show up in person at one of Oregon’s official GED test centers. Online GED testing simply didn’t exist. Now, however, we saw the introduction of an online proctored GED exam as well, so that is changing.

An online proctor will monitor if you do everything in accordance with the regulations. To learn more about this new online GED testing option, go to this post: ‘The online proctored GED test.’

Bend Area GED Testing Sites

Central Oregon Community College (Barber Library)
2600 NW College Way, Bend, Oregon 97701, Phone 541-383-7539

From here, cities by alphabet

Linn-Benton Comm. College (Red Cedar Hall, Rm 111)
6500 SW Pacific Boulevard, Albany, Oregon 97321, Phone 541-917-4781

Lane Comm. College (Bldg 19, Rm 263A)
4000 E 30th Avenue, Eugene, Oregon 97405, Phone 541-463-5324

University of Oregon (Knight Library, Rm 31)
1501 Kincaid Street, Eugene, Oregon 97403, Phone 541-346-3230

Grant County School District
835 S Canyon Boulevard, John Day, Oregon 97845, Phone 541-575-1349

Central Oregon Community College (Building #1)
2030 SE College Loop, Redmond, Oregon 97756, Phone 541-504-2934

GED Passing Score

On each individual GED module, you are required to attain at least a 145 score. Results are calibrated on a 100-200 scale, and averaging is no option. So, to secure your GED diploma, your total score must be 580 or higher.

The four GED modules are independent exams that can be taken one or more at a time. There’s no need to prepare for the entire GED battery all at once. Get ready for one section, pass that subtest, and move on to the next part.

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Last Updated on June 6, 2025.