GED Classes Morristown, New Jersey

Listed in this article are GED preparatory class sites and testing facilities in the Morristown area. New Jersey offers two options to people looking to earn their High School Equivalency degree, the GED and HiSET assessments.

Both the HiSET and GED exams are available at certified test centers and in an online format. The TASC exam was discontinued.

The high school equivalency (HSE) program is for adults who did not complete high school and gives them another chance to earn an equivalent degree.

The GED (General Education Development) has four separate subtests (modules) in

• English Language Literacy
• Social Studies
• Math
• Science

You don’t need to complete the four GED modules in one take. You can take one subtest (or more if you want) at a time.

The HiSET has split up the Literacy part into separate writing and reading tests, so five in total, that can also be taken separately.

New Jersey was the first state where both tests could be taken on a computer only. Paper-and-pencil testing belongs to the past except for applicants who need accommodations.

In the past, there was never an option to take the HiSET or GED online, but recently, we’ve seen the introduction of online GED and HiSET testing options. Check the bottom of this post for more details.

To read more about GED and HiSET qualification requirements in New Jersey, testing fees, or passing scores, go to our page: “GED Testing In New Jersey.”

Morristown GED Prep Classes

Literacy Volunteers of Morris County
16 Elm St | 1st Fl | Morristown | NJ 07960 | Ph: (973) 984.1998

Morristown Huntington Center
48 South Street | Morristown | New Jersey 07960 | Phone: (973) 292-9500

Morristown Neighborhood House (Cornerstone Family Programs)
12 Flagler Street | Morristown | New Jersey 07960 | Phone: (973) 538-5260/1299

Morris County Correctional Facility
43 John Street – Morristown – NJ 07960 – Ph (973) 631-5174
No public availability

Locations around Morristown (Cities by Alphabet)

Morris County School of Technology Adult Basic Education
400 East Main Street – Denville – New Jersey 07834 – Phone: (973) 627-4600 or (973) 627-4601 ext. 279

East Brunswick Board of Education – GED Instruction
760 Route 18 N – East Brunswick – New Jersey 08816 – Ph (732) 613.6989

East Brunswick Sylvan Learning Center
754 Route 18 – Suite 103 – East Brunswick – New Jersey 08816 – Ph: (732) 416-7442

Huntington Learning Center-Ledgewood
1070 US Route 46 – Suite 4 – Ledgewood – New Jersey 07852 – Ph: (973) 252-8300
Located right beside Outback Steakhouse.

Sussex County Comm. Coll. GED Instruction
One College Hill Road – Newton – New Jersey 07860 – Phone: (973) 300-2158/2186
GED classes are available in the school’s Administration Building, Room B102.

Literacy New Jersey-Sussex County
54 High Street – Newton – New Jersey 07860 – Phone: (973) 300-9444

Project Self-Sufficiency (New Jersey Youth Corps)
127 Mill St – Newton – New Jersey 07860 – Phone: (973) 940-3500
New Jersey Youth Corps is funded by the NJ Department of Labor and Workforce Development. If you want to learn more about New Jersey Youth Corps activities at Project Self-Sufficiency, please call 973-940-3500 (or 844-807-3500). Project Self-Sufficiently operates sites around New Jersey, including

• Camden
• Elizabeth
• Jersey City
• Newark
• New Brunswick
• Paterson
• Phillipsburg
• Pleasantville
• Trenton
• Vineland

NewBridge Plus Program
1259 Route 46 E – Bldg 2 (Ste 100-B) – Parsippany – New Jersey 07054 – Phone: (973) 335-0666 or (973) 316-9333
NOT a GED program, but the JobsPlus program offers a high school completion program and career development and job placement advice for youth and young adults ages 16 – 23.

Introducing Online GED and HiSET Tests

Taking the HiSET or GED exam over the Internet was, until recently, not an option. You were required to appear in person at one of New Jersey’s official HSE testing facilities. But now, this has changed with the launch of online proctored HiSET and GED test-taking options.

To learn all about this new online HiSET-At-Home testing option, visit this post: ‘Welcoming the online HiSET test,’ and for detailed information about the newly launched online proctored GED test, check out ‘Launching the online GED testing option.’

Morristown Area GED Test Centers

Cities by Alphabet

Morris County School of Technology (HiSET)
400 East Main Street | Denville | New Jersey 07834 | (973) 627-4601

Essex County Economic Development Center (GED)
50 South Clinton Street | 5th Floor | East Orange | New Jersey 07018 | (973) 395-8664

Fresh Start Academy HiSET Testing
135 Glenwood Avenue | East Orange | New Jersey 07017 | (973) 694-4200

Essex Regional Educational Services HiSET testing
333 Fairfield Road | Fairfield | New Jersey 07004 | (973) 405-6262

Lincoln Technical Inst. (GED Testing)
675 State Route 1 | Iselin | New Jersey 08830 | (732) 548.8798

American Inst. of Professional Studies (GED & HiSET)
24 Commerce Street | Ste 302 | Newark | New Jersey 07102 | (862) 240.1284
Click here to see all Newark testing locations

Sussex County Comm. Coll. (HiSET & GED)
1 College Hill | Newton | NJ 07860 | (973) 300.2155

Eastwick College GED Test Center
103 Park Av | Nutley | New Jersey 07110 | (973) 661-0600

Plainfield Public Library (GED)
800 Park Avenue | Plainfield | New Jersey 07060 | (908) 757-1111

Age Requirements

In New Jersey, the equivalency exam is open to adults without a secondary education credential of 18 years old and older. However, 16 and 17 years olds qualify if they submit a completed “Certificate of Consent to Participate” form that verifies they’re not enrolled in high school, have permission from the school districts to take the assessment, and come with a parent or guardian to the testing center to submit the completed Certificate of Consent.

Underage applicants who have legal guardians must bring copies of court documentation that awards guardianship. They also need to submit written confirmation that they are eligible to take the exam.

In New Jersey, testers are required to prove that they are state residents. There’s no need to first sign up for a preparatory course prior to taking the assessment, though that is highly recommended as the Equivalency Tests are very challenging exams. They also don’t need to first attain satisfactory results on a practice test unless they take the exams online.

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Last Updated on September 11, 2024.