In this post, you can discover all GED prep facilities and testing locations in the Gaithersburg area. To get hold of your high school equivalency diploma in Maryland, you must pass the four subtests of the GED exam.
You can take the four tests online or at an official Maryland GED test center.
The test is for adults who couldn’t finish high school and offers the chance to acquire an equivalent degree.
The GED exam measures knowledge at a level similar to that of graduating high school students.
Online GED Classes
A simple and easy way of getting your GED diploma.
There are four individual GED modules (independent subtests) in
- Science
- Math
- English Language
- Social Studies
These four modules can be written separately (if you wish, one at a time), and in any desired order.
Testing takes place at a level similar to what HS seniors must command upon graduation.
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Until recently, there was no GED testing option over the Internet. Testing had to be done at state-approved Maryland GED testing centers, but that has now changed with the arrival of a new online testing option. Learn more below.
Go to our page “GED Testing In Maryland” if you want to learn all about Maryland qualification requirements, GED testing costs, or passing scores.
Gaithersburg GED Prep Locations
Gaithersburg High School
101 Education Blvd | Gaithersburg | MD 20877 | Ph: (240) 567-8950
GED classes provided by Montgomery College
UpCounty Youth Opportunity Center
415 E Diamond Ave | Gaithersburg | MD 20877 | Ph: (240) 670-8122 or (301) 591-1790
Prep Sites around Gaithersburg (Cities by Alphabet)
Montgomery County Correctional Facility GED Program
22880 Whelan Ln | Boyds | MD 20841 | Ph: (240) 773-9905
No public availability
Howard Comm. College
10901 Little Patuxent Parkway | Columbia | MD 21044 | Ph: (443) 518.4919
You can find all Columbia area GED prep sites <- on this page
Faith Connections GED Class (@Damascus Community Recreation Center)
25520 Oak Dr | Damascus | MD 20872 | Ph: (301) 512.7879
Montgomery College-Germantown
20200 Observation Dr | Germantown | MD 20876 | Ph: (240) 567-8950
GED classes are held in the Humanities & Social Sciences Building (HS) – Room 238 or 169
Literacy Council of Loudoun County
199 Liberty St SW | 3rd Fl | Leesburg | VA 20175 | Ph: (703) 777-2205
Check here for all -> GED prep sites in and around Leesburg
C2 Education of Olney
18200 Georgia Ave | Unit I | Olney | MD 20832 | Ph: (301) 463-7081
NOT a GED prep program. C2 Education of Olney offers customized programs for students that take, for example, the SAT, ACT, or PSAT tests, so GED students may benefit as well. C2 Education is located on the second floor of the Hillcrest Shopping Center.
Montgomery College-Rockville
51 Mannakee St | Rockville | MD 20850 | Ph: (240) 567-8950/5188
For all Rockville area GED prep sites, <- go to this page
East County Education Ctr (Montgomery Coll. GED Classes)
2221 Broadbirch Dr | Silver Spring | MD 20904 | Ph: (240) 567-8950
Check here -> for all Silver Spring area GED prep locations
Montgomery College Takoma Park/Silver Spring Campus
7600 Takoma Avenue | Suite 4141 | Takoma Park | MD 20912 | Phone: (240) 567-8950
Gaithersburg Area GED Test Centers
Cities by alphabet
Testing And Proctoring Center GED Testing
44075 Pipeline Plaza | Suite 115 | Ashburn | Virginia 20147 | Ph (703) 858-7277
The entrance is at the back of the building
Frederick Comm. College
7932 Opossumtown Pike | Frederick | Maryland 2170 | Ph (301) 846-2522
Montgomery College (Science & Applied Studies Building, Room 132)
20200 Observation Drive | Germantown | Maryland 20876 | Ph (240) 567-7739
Sunset Learning Institute GED testing
12120 Sunset Hills Road | Suite 100 | Reston | Virginia 20190 | Ph (571) 729-1084
TASC Management Corp GED Testing
11425 Isaac Newton Square S | Suite 201 | Reston | Virginia 20190 | Ph (703) 310-.7760
Montgomery College-Rockville (Room 14, Campus Center Bldg)
51 Mannakee Street | Rockville | Maryland 20850 | Ph (240) 567-7459
America Tech GED Test Center
8403 Colesville Road | Metro Plaza, Unit #865 | Silver Spring | Maryland 20910 | Ph (202) 802-9477
Intellectual Point GED Testing
46175 Westlake Drive | Suite 250 | Sterling | Virginia 20165 | Ph (571) 577-7890
Montgomery College-Takoma Park/Silver Spring
7625 Fenton Street | Takoma Park | Maryland 20912 | Ph (240) 567-1555
GED Online Testing Option
It used to be that sitting for the four GED modules over the Internet was no option. You were required to show up personally at one of Maryland’s state-designated GED testing centers if you wished to acquire your Maryland GED degree.
Fortunately, that has now changed. You now also have the option to take the GED exam in an online format where a proctor will oversee your testing efforts and check if everything goes in line with the rules and regulations. Visit ‘Introducing the online GED exam’ to learn all about it.
GED Scoring
The GED test has a scoring system that requires you to score at least 145 on each subtest (module). Averaging is not an option, so you will need to score at least 580 points on the entire GED battery.
The score is measured on a scale that goes from 100 to 200. The passing score is 145-164 (high school equivalency); the college-ready score is 165-174; the college-ready + credit score is 175-200. To see if you are eligible for the fully computerized GED exam, go to GED testing in Maryland.
Qualification Criteria
In Maryland, you must be at least 18 years of age, not already hold a secondary degree, not be enrolled in another school program, and you are required to bring proper identification. Younger students (16 or 17) may also take the tests, but they must meet specific criteria.
They must have a withdrawal declaration from their former school and be able to present an employer’s confirmation that they need a GED for a certain job or a statement from an institute of higher education declaring that they need a GED or a letter from a U.S. Armed Services branch that states that they need their GED for induction. For details, please contact a GED testing site near you.
The GED test is fully computer-based and recognized and accepted in the same way as a common high school degree by virtually all colleges, military services, and employers.
The GED diploma is the equivalency of a Maryland high school diploma. The GED exam contains four separate subtests that assess academic knowledge and skills at a level that compares to that of high school grads.
GED cost
Maryland subsidizes GED testing, but only for first-time testers. For first-time applicants, each of the four GED sub-exams costs $14.25 in Maryland, so $57 for the entire GED battery. For all other test-takers, the regular fee is $144 or $36 per module. So, the state of Maryland subsidizes $21.75 for each GED sub-exam, but this applies only to first-time test-takers and for their first attempt at each GED subtest. This applies to both online and on-site testing.
In Maryland, retests are not subsidized. If you want to benefit from this offer, use the discount code MDGED2175 upon checkout when paying for a subtest. To register for the GED subtests (one at a time if preferred), you must create an account at GED.com.
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Last Updated on April 19, 2025.