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To help you earn your GED diploma fast, we offer free GED classes online and free practice tests as well.

A few years ago, at BestGEDClasses, we noticed that there wasn’t a comprehensive, national database that lets you discover where to turn to if you want help or instruction to earn your GED diploma.

So, we decided to set up a substantial database that not only lists all locations in the U.S. where GED instruction is offered but also includes all locations where the GED® and HiSET® exams can be taken.

We have categorized our database by state because most states still use the GED test for the purpose of high school equivalency (HSE) testing, but some states use the HiSET exam for this purpose.

If you fill in your city above, however, you will see all the options in your area.

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So, this database includes all locations where you can prepare for the GED and HiSET tests. We are updating our listing of GED (General Education Development) prep facilities across America on a daily basis to keep our information accurate and up-to-date.

The GED test has four separate subtests in Social Studies, Reasoning through Language Arts, Science, and Mathematical Reasoning.

The HiSET includes five sub-exams, as the Language portion has individual reading and writing sub-exams.

For both the GED and HiSET (High School Equivalency Test) counts, the sub-exams can be taken individually and in any order you prefer.

This list is the 2023 edition of our GED classes and GED programs. If you come across a non-listed GED prep site, please inform us.

GED and HiSET Tests

Not all states continued with the GED exam. Some states change to the HiSET, and some offer multiple options. The GED is offered exclusively on a computer, whereas the HiSET exams are available both on paper and on a computer in most states.

GED & HiSET Requirements

Qualification requirements also vary slightly by state, but in general, you must be 18 years of age or older, not already hold a secondary education degree, and not be registered for another school program.

In most states, applicants 16 and 17 years old may apply if they meet strict requirements. You best contact a GED testing site near you or your state’s education department.

What’s on the GED Test?

The GED test comes with four independent sub-tests that may be taken separately. The four tests are in the academic subject fields of Science, Social Studies, English Literacy (Reasoning through Language Arts), and Math (Mathematical Reasoning).

• Science (90 minutes) includes content areas such as Life Science, Physical Science (physics and chemistry), and Earth and space science.
• The Social Studies test (70 minutes) includes questions on these areas: U.S. History, World History, Economics, Geography, and Civics and Government.
• Literacy (Reasoning through Language Arts, 150 minutes) contains questions on topics such as punctuation, sentence structure, grammar, spelling, poetry and drama, prose fiction and nonfiction, and so on.
• Math (Mathematical Reasoning, 115 minutes) addresses subject fields like algebra, probability, functions, data analysis, statistics, and number operations, to mention a few.

Testing can be at official, state-approved GED testing centers or online by qualifying students. Learn more about online GED testing here.