This page lists all GED® prep class locations and testing sites in the Salisbury region.
Maryland uses the computer-formatted GED test for High School Equivalency (HSE) testing.
The HSE exam gives adults who did not graduate high school the chance to earn an equivalent degree.
GED testing is done via four independent subtests in Science, Literacy, Social Studies, and Math.
There’s no need to take all four GED subtests at the same time. Test scores count for two years from your first registration.
Salisbury GED prep locations (by ZIP)
GED Requirements in MarylandWor-Wic Community College
122 S Division St | Salisbury | MD 21801 | Ph: (443) 260 – 1703
Chesapeake College
1001 Lake St | Salisbury | MD 21801 | Ph: (410) 749 – 6228 ext. 122
Go-Getters Main Street Program
431 E Main St | Salisbury | MD 21801 Ph: (410) 546 – 0381
Wor-Wic Community College
32000 Campus Dr | Salisbury | MD 21804 | Ph: (410) 341 – 6439
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520 Snow Hill Rd | Salisbury | MD 21804 | Ph: (410) 749 – 1142
Chesapeake College (Job Market)
31901 Tri-Co. Way | Salisbury | MD 21804 | Ph: (410) 829 – 6043
Wicomico Adult Education (Philmore Commons)
224 Phillip Morris Dr | Ste 300 | Salisbury | MD 21804 | Ph: (410) 749 – 3217
Wicomico County Board of Education
101 Long Ave | Salisbury | MD 21804 | Ph: (410) 677 – 4597
If a prep facility needs to be added, or if any adjustments are required, please feel free to contact us here. Your contributions are highly appreciated.
GED Maryland Practice TestLocations around Salisbury (cities in alphabetical order)
Accomac GED Classes (Eastern Shore Head Start)
24429 Front St | Accomac | VA 23301 | Ph: (757) 787 – 1760
Worcester Youth and Family Counseling
124 N Main St | Ste C | Berlin | MD 21811 | Ph: (410) 632 – 5071
Spanish GE classes: Ph: (410) 546 – 3634
Stephen Decatur High School (evening classes-Worcester County Public Schools)
9913 Seahawk Rd | Berlin | MD 21811 | Ph: (410) 632 – 5071
The Community Church at Ocean Pines
11227 Racetrack Rd | Berlin | MD 21811 | Ph: (410) 641 – 5433
Crisfield Public Library (Somerset County Public Schools)
100 Collins St | Crisfield | MD 21817 | Ph: (410) 767 – 0538
Talbot County Career Center
301 Bay St | Easton | MD 21679 | Ph: (410) 822 – 5400 ext. 2427
More Easton area options are listed here
Delaware Tech
21179 College Dr | Georgetown | DE 19947 | Ph: (302) 856 – 5400
For all Georgetown area possibilities, please go to Georgetown area GED prep facilities
Sarah Peyton School Marion (Somerset Co. Adult Ed)
28573 Hudson Corner Rd | Marion | MD 21838 | Ph: (410) 623 – 2386/3328
Eastern Shore Literacy Council
29300 Lankford Hwy (White Bldg) | Melfa | VA 23410 | Ph: (757) 789 – 1761
Worcester County Adult Learning Center
6270 Worcester Hwy | Newark | MD 21841 | Ph: (410) 632 – 5071
Madison Career Center-Norfolk
3700 Bowdens Ferry Rd | Norfolk | VA 23508 | Ph: (757) 628 – 3417
Find all Norfolk area facilities here: Norfolk area GED classes
Arcadia High School (Eastern Shore Comm. Coll.)
8210 Lankford Hwy | Oak Hall | VA 23416 | Ph: (757) 789 – 1761
First Presbyterian Church
1301 Philadelphia Ave | Ocean City | MD 21842 | Ph: (410) 289 – 9340
Holy Savior Catholic Church (Worcester County Public Schools)
1705 Philadelphia Ave | Ocean City | MD 21842 | Ph: (410) 632 – 5071 (251 – 3326 for Spanish)
The Shepherd’s Crook (St. Paul’s by-the-sea Episcopal Church)
205 S Baltimore Ave | Ocean City | MD 21842 | Ph: (410) 289 – 3453
The Shepherd’s Crook is located across from St. Mary’s Church.
VA Employment Commission (Eastern Shore Comm. Coll.)
25036 Lankford Hwy | Onley | VA 23418 | Ph: (757) 789 – 1761
Metompkin Elementary (Eastern Shore CC)
24501 Parksley Rd | Parksley | VA 23421 | Ph: (757) 789 – 1794
Pocomoke Public Library (Day classes-Worcester County Public Schools)
301 Market St | Pocomoke City | MD 21851 | Ph: (410) 632 – 5071
Pocomoke High School (evening classes-Worcester County Public Schools)
1817 Old Virginia Rd | Pocomoke City | MD 21851 | Ph: (410) 632 – 5071 (Room 207)
Princess Anne Career Center
30415 Mount Vernon Rd | Princess Anne | MD 21853 | Ph: (410) 677 – 4261
Peer Resource Center
547 N Bradford St | Seaford | DE 19973 | Ph: (302) 628 – 3016
Delmarva Teen Challenge
611 Third & North St | Seaford | DE 19973 | Ph: (302) 629 – 2559
Indian River School District
31 Hosier St | Selbyville | DE 19975 | Ph: (302) 436 – 1010
Snow Hill High School (evening classes-Worcester County Public Schools)
305 S Church St | Snow Hill | MD 21863 | Ph: (410) 632 – 5071 (Room 87)
Eastern Correctional Institute GED Program
30420 Revells Neck Rd | Westover | MD 21890 | Ph: (410) 845 – 4000
GED testing sites in and around Salisbury
Salisbury University GED Testing
1101 Camden Ave | Salisbury | Maryland 21801 | Ph: (410) 543 – 6000
Wor-Wic Community College (Brunkhorst Hall – Room 226)
32000 Campus Dr | Salisbury | MD 21804 | Ph: (410) 334 – 2843
Delaware Technical Community College
18800 Seashore Hwy | Georgetown | Delaware 19947 | Ph: (302) 856 – 5400
Eastern Shore Community College
29300 Lankford Hwy | Melfa | Virginia 23410 | Ph: (757) 789 – 1793
Maryland GED price
The most recent version of the GED test (2014 Series) can only be taken on a computer, paper-and-pencil testing is over. GED testing is not possible online. You must show up in person at one Maryland’s 17 state-approved testing centers. Please be aware that online obtained GED diplomas will certainly not be accepted by schools and employers.
Maryland is subsidizing the cost of GED testing partly, and you will only have to pay $11.25 per test (module). The full exam costs $45.00, including two free re-tests per year. To become optimally prepared, you can take advantage of this video program, a great way to get all set effectively.
Who is the GED for?
The General Education Development (GED ) test is created to give adults who don’t possess a high school diploma one more opportunity to earn a diploma that is across America regarded and accepted just like a standard high school diploma. When applicants have passed all four parts of the GED test, they have demonstrated that they possess knowledge and skills at the level of high school graduates. The passing requirements are set in a way that at least 40 percent of high school graduates would not pass the test.
The GED exam is quite challenging so, if you don’t have a high school diploma and would like to go the GED track, make sure you’ll get at prepared as possible. You cannot take the tests online, you must go to an official, state-approved, GED testing site and proper ID is required!
GED qualification requirements
Applicants who want to take the Maryland GED exam are only eligible if they are at least 16 years old. Those who are 16 or 17 must meet further strict regulations that can be checked at a GED test center near you. Most prep facilities will also be able to inform you properly. In Maryland, you need to be a state resident, you cannot already hold a secondary education degree, and not be engaged in any other school program.
GED registration
There is one online location where you can do everything related to GED testing, the website GED.com. Here you can discover how to sign up for the four tests that can 
be taken one by one at the moment you feel sufficiently prepared. Your scores will stand for two years. At GED.com you can see how you can pay for the tests, and how you can modify your testing appointments without getting penalized, and you’ll find college information, workplace options and developments, and so on. You must create your personal account at the portal MyGED, and all is explained very clearly. If you take just one sub-test, you only pay for that part.
The GED passing score
The GED test is measured on a 100-200 points scale, and you must reach at least the 145 mark on each of the four tests. This minimally required score was recently (early 2016) adjusted downward from 150 because upon rolling out the new GED program in 2014, the bar was apparently raised too high.
*) SHORE UP!
SHORE UP! provides a variety of programs that focus on the needs of, among others, pregnant women, young children aged 0 – 5, and also address the needs of these children’s parents. The Agency’s Office of Employment and Training centers on offering services to support employable individuals in becoming self-sufficient, boosting their self-confidence, finding suitable employment and offering educational services as well. All of the agency’s educational programs provide education in job-readiness skills and help them with proper job placement.
SHORE UP! provides participants the opportunity to enhance their Adult Basic Education (ABE) knowledge and skills level and gives them the chance to work towards their General Education Development (GED ) Diploma.
Participants can study at their own pace while taking personalized computer-based lessons. The agency has committed instructors who support students with their study while monitoring their progress.
