GED Testing

GED candidates must register at https://ged.com of MyGED at least 24 hours in advance to qualify for the GED exam. To register, a valid e-mail address is required. All fees must be paid before the test

Students between the ages of 16 and 18: In order to test, you must complete a high school or regional education service area (ESD) and return the BMCC GED essential attendance form to the Blue Mountain Community College.

For details on GED's testing and planning, please visit http://www.gedtestingservice.com/ged-testing-service.

Notification of the test letter will be sent about one week before the start of the GED® test. They will check the date, location and time of your GED® test. If the GED® test takes less than a week and you do not receive this notification, please contact GED® office (860-807-2111) or e-mail ged@ct.gov. In one test cycle, candidates do not need to take all batteries (ie all five subtests). Instead, candidates can take any one or combination of subtests that they are entitled to participate in. However, a new application must be made directly and a reapply fee of $ 13.00 will be charged during the next test period (veterans and individuals under the age of 21 are exempt from the fee).

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The GED test service recognizes the importance of candidacy's privacy and confidentiality. The GED test service respects this privacy and we are committed to notifying candidates about the data privacy policy of GED test service. The GED test service has established security measures to prevent unauthorized access or misuse of candidate data managed by the GED test service, but the candidate's data is disclosed in a way inconsistent with this data privacy policy It will never be done. As a result, it is a fraudulent act by a party that violates the applicable law or related network policy. The GED test service keeps the score of the GED® test confidential. Protecting the confidentiality of scores acquired by candidates is important for the overall management of the GED® program. GED administrators should ensure that jurisdictions and staff in all jurisdictions take appropriate measures to protect candidate data.