GED Classes Carrollton, Georgia

On this page, you can discover all GED and HiSET preparatory class locations and testing sites in the Carrollton area. Georgia uses two high school equivalency tests, the GED and HiSET tests.

In Georgia, you need to pass the four GED subtests or five HiSET subtests if you want to acquire your high school equivalency diploma.

The exams are for adult learners who never finished high school and offer them the chance to earn an equivalent degree.

There are four independent GED subject tests (modules) in the fields of

• Math
• Language
• Social Studies
• Science

The HiSET exam has individual Literacy Reading and Writing subtests, so five in total.

You can take one or more of the four GED or five HiSET modules when you’re well prepared. There’s no need to take the entire GED or HiSET battery in one session.

Dive into your GED journey with free GED classes online. This way, you can discover if online learning works for you.

If so, go ahead with Onsego GED Prep, an affordable, complete, and accredited program that will allow you to prepare for the GED test quickly! If you prefer to study with a teacher, contact one of the sites listed below.

Online GED or HiSET testing is now also possible. In the past, to secure your GED, you had to show up at a state-designated GED test center in person.

Now, with the arrival of an online GED or HiSET testing option with a proctor, that has changed. Read more at the bottom of this page.

Visit the page GED Testing in Georgia to learn more about Georgia GED testing costs, eligibility requirements, and passing scores.

Carrollton GED Prep Classes

West Georgia Tech Carroll Campus
997 S Highway 16, Carrollton, Georgia 30116,  Ph: (770) 838.3173
West Georgia Technical College provides GED instruction at the following locations:

• WGTC Carrollton Campus: (770) 838.3173
• WGTC Coweta Campus: (770) 755.7855
• WGTC Douglas Campus: (770) 947.7324
• WGTC Franklin Instructional Site: (706) 948.0258
• WGTC Greenville Instructional Site: (706) 672.3171
• WGTC LaGrange Campus: (706) 756.4652
• WGTC Murphy Campus: (770) 537.6062

Literacy Is For Today & Tomorrow
200 Northside Dr, Carrollton, Georgia 30117, Ph: (678) 890.2357

Goodwill Career Center
1301-D S Park St, Carrollton, Georgia 30117, Ph: (678) 839.5923

Locations around Carrollton (Cities in Alphabetic Order)

West Georgia Tech-Douglas Campus
4600 Timber Ridge Dr, Douglasville, Georgia 30135, Ph: (770) 947-7324
WGTC Adult Education offers free GED preparation classes, including all study resources. All GED class applicants must go through the school’s registration and assessment session. The assessment procedure will indicate what subjects you need to work on most, and you can study at your own speed.

GED preparation is free, but the GED exam is NOT. WGTC can provide GED testing scholarships as well as vouchers to take the GED Ready (practice test) for qualifying adult learners. For students who pass the GED exam, the school may provide fee waivers for the WGTC application and offers career exploration guidance and help to those who wish transition assistance in the college-enrolling process.

Omega Learning Ctr Douglasville
2987 Chapel Hill Rd, Ste 101, Douglasville, Georgia 30135, Ph: (770) 942.0530

West Georgia Technical College-Franklin
13017 Hwy 34 East, Franklin, Georgia 30217, Ph: (706) 948-0258

West Georgia Tech-LaGrange
1302 Orchard Hill Rd, LaGrange, Georgia 30240, Ph: (706) 756.4652
More LaGrange area GED prep sites <- can be found here

West Georgia Tech-Coweta Campus
200 Campus Dr, Newnan, Georgia 30263, Ph: (770) 755.7855

Coweta County Jail GED Program
560 Greison Trail, Newnan, Georgia 30263, Ph: (770) 253.1664
This is not a publicly accessible program

GNTC Polk County Campus Adult Education Center
466 Brock Road, Rockmart, Georgia 30153, Ph: (770) 684-7521

Community Christian Council GED Classes (by Eckerd)
734 Bowdon St, Tallapoosa, Georgia 30176, Ph: (470) 274.5231

Villa Rica High School (West Georgia Tech)
600 Rocky Branch Rd, Villa Rica, Georgia 30180, Ph: (770) 838.3173

West Georgia Tech-Murphy Campus
176 Murphy Campus Blvd, Waco, Georgia 30182, Ph: (770) 537.6062

Online GED and HiSET Test-Taking Option

Until recently, taking the Georgia GED exam could only be done at a state-designated GED testing facility. There just was no online option to sit for the exam. You needed to show up in person if you wanted to secure your GED diploma after you passed the four GED subject tests.

Well, all of this has now changed with the introduction of a new, online, proctored GED testing format, and Georgia also welcomed the HiSET exam for HSE testing. When taking the GED or HiSET test online, an online proctor helps you with the test-taking process, and he also checks whether all happens in line with strict regulations.

To learn more, go to ‘Introducing the online GED test’ for information about the online GED exam, and for more details about the online HiSET exam, <- check out this page.

Carrollton Area GED Testing Sites

West Georgia Tech-Carrollton (Adult Education, Room 205-A)
997 S Highway 16, Carrollton, Georgia 30116, Ph: (678) 664-0561

The following cities by alphabet

Gadsden State GED Test Center
1801 Coleman Rd, Anniston, Alabama 36207, Ph: (256) 832-1217

Chattahoochee Technical College-Paulding Campus (Building A, 2nd Floor, Room 224)
400 Nathan Dean Blvd, Dallas, Georgia 30132, Ph: (706) 253-4318

West Georgia Technical College (Building C, Room 128)
4600 Timber Ridge Dr, Douglasville, Georgia 30135, Ph: (770) 947-3898

Dianne Wright Innovation Center (Cobb County Adult Education) GED Testing
140 Bethel Church Rd, Hiram, Georgia 30141, Ph: (678) 594-8011

West Georgia Tech-LaGrange (HiSET)
1 College Circle, LaGrange, Georgia 30241, Ph: (706) 756-4619

West Georgia Tech-Newnan
200 Campus Dr, Newnan, Georgia 30263, Ph: (770) 755-7856

West Georgia Tech (Room 2120-A)
176 Murphy Campus Blvd, Waco, Georgia 30182, Ph: (678) 821-3749

The Hope Grant

GED or HiSET graduates in Georgia may qualify to receive a $500 HOPE GED Grant. They can use this grant for their post-secondary academic education in Georgia.

Georgia’s HOPE GED Grant may be offered to students who acquired their GED (high school equivalency) diploma via Georgia’s Technical College System.

The HOPE GED Grant provides a one-time $500 award that must be used for tuition and books or toward other educational costs at selected public technical colleges or at selected public and private colleges or universities.

There is no requirement for full-time enrollment, but students need to have used their HOPE GED Grant within two years after they received their GED diploma. A $200 HOPE Grant may also be available to cover the cost of taking the GED or HiSET exam.

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Last Updated on September 11, 2024.