GED Classes Jacksonville, North Carolina

This is a complete overview of GED prep locations in the Jacksonville region. Test centers are also listed. North Carolina uses the entirely computer-formatted GED test for high school equivalency testing.

The state additionally welcomed the HiSET exam for this purpose, which is administered both on paper and on computer.

The HiSET and GED are available both online and at state-designated HSE (High School Equivalency) test centers. For more information about online HiSET and GED testing, go to the bottom of this page.

The GED exam has four separate modules (subtests) assessing knowledge of

• Mathematical Reasoning
• Science
• Reasoning through Language Arts
• Social Studies

Testing occurs at a level that’s comparable to what may be expected of HS seniors when they graduate.

Start out on your GED prep journey with our free GED online classes and practice tests. If online learning is right for you, complete your GED prep with Onsego GED Prep, an affordable, accredited program. If you would rather learn under the guidance of an instructor, contact one of the prep sites listed in this post.

You can sit for the four GED subtests one at a time. No need to complete the GED battery in one take.

The HiSET exam has five subtests since the Literacy part includes individual writing and reading tests that are also modular.

Go to “GED Testing In North Carolina” to learn all about GED eligibility criteria, testing fees, or passing scores.

Jacksonville GED Prep Facilities

Coastal Carolina Community College
444 Western Blvd – Jacksonville – NC 28546 – Ph: (910) 938.6259
The school provides GED classes at no cost on and off campus. Applicants must attend the OPEN session (Orientation for Personal Educational Needs). Pre-registration is in the school’s Academic Studies Center (Kenneth B. Hurst Continuing Education Bldg, room 200). Classes are offered at several locations in the Jacksonville area. Please call for details.

Sylvan Jacksonville
3000 Henderson Dr – Jacksonville – NC 28546 – Ph: (910) 915.8107

Huntington Learning Center Jacksonville
2421 Gum Branch Rd – Suite 150 – Jacksonville – NC 28540 – Ph: (910) 260-4300

Prep Sites around Jacksonville (Cities by Alphabet)

PCC Bayboro Center GED Classes
13495 NC Hwy 55 – Bayboro – NC 28515 – Ph: (252) 249.1851 x 3015

Cape Fear Comm. Coll.-Burgaw
100 E. Industrial Dr – Burgaw – NC 28425 – Ph: (910) 362-7121/7457

James W Smith Elementary (Craven Co. Family Literacy)
150 Koonce Town Rd – Cove City – NC 28523 – Ph: (252) 244.3225

Pamlico Community College GED Classes
5049 Hwy 306 S – Grantsboro – NC 28529 – Ph: (252) 249.1851 (e×t. 3015)
The school also offers the Basic Skills Plus program. Students combine GED classes with certificate programs so they can graduate with a High School Equivalency (HSE) diploma and a certificate in high-demand fields such as CNA I,  Electrical, Welding, or Phlebotomy. Johnson Building, Room 125.

Craven Community College GED Classes
305 Cunningham Blvd – Havelock – NC 28532 – Ph: (252) 638-7265

James Sprunt Community College
133 James Sprunt Dr – Kenansville – NC 28349 – Ph: (910) 275.6199/6191

Carteret Community College-Morehead City GED Program
3505 Arendell St – Morehead City – NC 28557 – Ph: (252) 222.6195

Carteret Literacy Council
4907 Bridges St – Morehead City – NC 28557 – Ph: (252) 808.2020

Craven Community College-New Bern (College & Career Readiness Program)
800 College Ct – New Bern – NC 28562 – Ph: (252) 638.7265

Sylvan New Bern
416 A Pollock St – New Bern – NC 28562 – Ph: (252) 772.9283

Newport Elementary School (CCC)
219 Chatham St – Newport – NC 28570 – Ph: (252) 638.7265

Cape Fear Community Coll. Alston W. Burke Center
621 NC Hwy 210 E – Surf City – NC 28445 – Ph: (910) 362.7121/7457

Sylvan Swansboro
830 Main Street Ext. – Swansboro – NC 28584 – Ph: (910) 915.8107
Located @Swansboro Recreation Center

Lenoir Community College (Jones County Center)
509 Hwy 58 – Trenton – NC 28585 – Ph: (252) 448.5021 or (252) 527.6233 (ext. 705 or 730)

Cape Fear Comm. Coll. GED Instruction
411 N Front St – Wilmington – NC 28401 – Ph: (910) 362.7121/7457
Check here to see all -> Wilmington area GED prep facilities

Jacksonville Area GED Testing Sites

Coastal Carolina Community Coll. GED testing (Continuing Ed., Bldg CE-205)
444 Western Boulevard – Jacksonville – North Carolina 28546 – Phone (910) 938-6826

From here, cities by alphabet

Pamlico Community College HiSET, GED testing Site
5049 Highway 306 South – Grantsboro – North Carolina 28529 – Phone (252) 249.1851

James Sprunt Community Coll. GED testing
133 James Sprunt Drive – Kenansville – North Carolina 28349 | Phone (910) 296-2400

Lenoir Community Coll. HiSET, GED testing
231 Highway 58 South – Kinston – North Carolina 28502 – Phone (252) 527-6223

Carteret Comm. College (GED, HiSET)
3505 Arendell Street – Morehead City – North Carolina 28557 – Phone (252) 222-6211

Craven Comm. College (Barker Hall Testing Ctr, Room 200, HiSET, GED)
800 College Court – New Bern – North Carolina 28562 – Phone (252) 638-9306/7172

Cape Fear Community Coll. HiSET, GED testing (Union Station, Room 211)
411 North Front Street – Wilmington – North Carolina 28401 – Phone (910) 362-7045

Introducing Online GED and HiSET Testing Options

Until recently, there was no way to sit for the HiSET or GED exam over the Internet. If you wanted to earn your North Carolina high school equivalency diploma, you were required to show up in person at one of the state’s official HSE testing centers.

Now, with the introduction of online GED and HiSET tests, that has all changed. If you want to read more about the newly launched online GED testing option, visit this page: Welcoming the online GED test, and to learn more about the online HiSET exam, check out this page: Introducing the online HiSET exam.

Your Future

The GED program provides adults without a high school diploma with the fundamental skill sets and knowledge that are required at the level of secondary education. Having a GED diploma is extremely helpful when you want to find a job or seek a promotion within your current workplace. The fact that you took the time to develop intellectual capacities and enhance your analytical and critical thinking skills will definitely pay off in the long run.

Over the last decade, more than 120,000 North Carolina residents earned their GED high school equivalency degrees. The GED program is highly valuable. It allows you to qualify for a college or university education, and employers will see and respect that you have been investing your time and money in your education and a better future.

Age Requirements

In North Carolina, students seeking to secure their GED diplomas must be at least 16 years old. For 16 and 17-year-old applicants counts, however, that they must submit an age waiver if they meet some strict qualifications and are approved for exceptions. Underage students should contact their local North Carolina Adult Education program to learn all about the appropriate forms.

North Carolina doesn’t require GED applicants to be state residents, but they must take (and pass) the last of the four (4) subtests in North Carolina to receive their diploma from the State of North Carolina. GED testers do not first have to attend GED prep classes or score satisfactory results on a practice test.

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Last Updated on September 11, 2024.