GED Classes Stamford Connecticut

Posted here are all GED prep sites and testing facilities in the Stamford area. Connecticut is using the GED test for High School Equivalency testing.

You can take the four GED subtests online or at one of Connecticut’s official test centers. Read more about online GED testing below.

GED testing offers people who didn’t graduate from high school another shot at securing an equivalent degree.

The GED exam assesses proficiency at a level similar to that of graduating high schoolers.

There are four GED subject tests that assess an applicant’s knowledge level in these academic subjects:

• Language
• Social Studies
• Math
• Science

These sub-exams may be written individually and in any order.

The Connecticut GED test is free for state residents under the age of 21 and veterans. For all others, the fee is just $13 for the full exam.

For information about GED testing fees, Connecticut eligibility requirements, or the GED scoring system, go to The GED Test in Connecticut.

Stamford GED Prep Class Sites

Stamford Adult & Continuing Education (Old Town Hall, Daytime Classes)
175 Atlantic St | Stamford | CT 06901 | Ph: 203 – 977 – 4209
Stamford Adult Education is providing a GED program to residents of

• Stamford
• Darien
• Norwalk
• Westport
• Weston
• Wilton
• New Canaan

Applicants who are, at the time of registration, 17 or 18 years old must have a written and signed document stating that they have withdrawn from school for the duration of at least six months.

Additionally, those who are 17 must present a withdrawal and consent form signed by a parent or guardian. Applicants 18 years old can, instead of a withdrawal form, submit an official document from the school they last attended stating that their high school class has graduated.

All applicants must take a pre-test upon registration, and, depending on their test results, they will be able to sit for the GED State exam, or they must first attend preparation classes to reach a suitable level of knowledge and skills.

Rippowam School (Stamford Adult Education Evening Classes)
381 High Ridge Rd | Stamford | CT 06905 | Ph: 203 – 977 – 4209

Uceda Institute Stamford
65 Broad St | 2nd Floor | Stamford | CT 06901 | Ph: 203 – 721 – 6800

Building One Community Adult Education
75 Selleck St | Stamford | CT 06902 | Ph: 203 – 674 – 8585
No GED classes, but Building One Community offers English Language Learning instruction at several levels.

Locations around Stamford (Cities by Alphabet)

Greenwich Adult and Continuing Education GED Classes
290 Greenwich Ave | Greenwich | CT 06830 | Ph: 203 . 625 . 7474

Harrison Adult Ed. GED Classes (Southern Westchester BOCES)
450 Mamaroneck Ave | 2nd Fl | Harrison | NY 10528 | Ph: 914 . 592 . 0849

Smilow Life Ctr GED Classes(By Stamford Adult Ed.)
55 Chestnut St | Norwalk | CT 06854 | Ph: 203 . 977 . 4209
For all Norwalk area GED prep and test sites, <- check here

Don Bosco Community Center
22 Don Bosco Pl | Port Chester – NY 10573 | Ph: 914 . 939 . 0323 ext. 11
Don Bosco Community Center offers an ESL Program. This one-on-one approach is also suitable for beginning GED learners.

Knights of Columbus (GED classes by Southern Westchester BOCES)
327 Westchester Ave | Port Chester | NY 10573 | Ph: 914 . 592 . 0849

Rochambeau School GED Classes
228 Fisher Ave | White Plains | NY 10606 | Ph: 914 . 937 . 3829
GED instruction by Southern Westchester BOCES
See all White Plains area locations here -> White Plains Area GED Programs

Stamford Area GED Testing Centers

Career Resources, Inc. GED Testing
350 Fairfield Avenue | Bridgeport | CT 06604 | Phone (203) 610.6203

SUNY Westchester EOC GED Test Center
26 S Broadway | Yonkers | NY 10701 | Phone (914) 606.7656

Putnam & Northern Westchester BOCES Career and Tech Center GED Testing
200 BOCES Drive | Yorktown Heights | New York 10598 | Phone (914) 248.2417

The Online GED Test

Sitting for the Connecticut GED exam over the Internet was not an option. You had to come, in person, to one of the official GED testing sites when you wanted to earn your Connecticut high school equivalency credential.

Now, that has all changed with the introduction of a new, online, proctored GED test. An online proctor will guide you through the test-taking process. To learn more, check out this post: Introducing the online proctored GED exam.

Who is the GED Exam for?

The GED (General Education Development) program is set up to give adults who have not completed high school another possibility to obtain a diploma that compares to a high school degree.

The certificate that is awarded after successful completion of the Connecticut GED test is recognized and accepted as equivalent to a high school diploma by state and federal official institutions, employers, and colleges across the nation.

Stamford Public Schools GED Prep Classes

Stamford Public Schools Adult & Continuing Education prepares adult students to pass the 4-part, computer-based GED test and earn their State of Connecticut GED diplomas.

In addition to the basic computer and keyboarding skills required to take the exam successfully, the students receive instruction that covers the topics of the four exams. Upon registration for the program, a diagnostic test will be administered for proper placement.

Based on these results, students receive instruction at an appropriate level. For placement in GED classes, the applicants have to reach at least a 236 score on the placement test. Students who don’t reach that level will first have to attend an Adult Basic Education (ABE) course in math, reading, and writing until they reach the minimally required level to successfully attend the GED prep course.

Age Requirements

To register for the GED prep course and sit for the Connecticut GED test, applicants need to be Connecticut residents who are 17 years old or older. 17-year-old applicants must be officially withdrawn from their school schools for at least six (6) months and submit an official withdrawal form signed by a parent/guardian.

Applicants 18 years old can submit (instead of a withdrawal form) a statement signed by the high school they last attended that their 9th-grade class has graduated.

In Connecticut, GED testers are not required to attend a prep course before they can sit for the GED test, but attaining a satisfactory result on the official practice test (GED Ready) is mandated to qualify for the Connecticut GED test. There is a GED Ready test for each subject exam.

So, all applicants looking to register for the official Connecticut GED exam are required to first pass the 4 GED Ready practice tests that are available on the website GED.com.

Connecticut GED Price Tag

Connecticut subsidized GED testing. For all GED test-takers 21 years of age and over, there’s a $13 registration fee. Applicants younger than 21 and military personnel pay nothing. Upon successful results on all four GED modules, test-takers are awarded the Connecticut High School Diploma.  Stamford Adult Education GED prep classes are offered in both morning and evening sessions.

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Last Updated on April 19, 2025.