The General Educational Development (GED) tests are developed by the General Educational Development Testing Service (GEDTS) of the American Council on Education.  The GED tests are designed to provide an opportunity for adults who have not graduated from high school to earn an equivalent credential. 

Take Your GED® Test on Computer:

Know your test score before you leave the center. The Clark College Assessment Center beginning on October 30th, will offer the GED® test on computer, a brand new way to take today’s test and earn your GED® credential. The GED® test on computer offers test-takers a better testing experience, featuring:

• Instant score results
• 24/7 registration and scheduling online
• Finish one section, move on to the next at your own pace

The GED® test on computer is a convenient new way to test. Remember: The GED® test must be taken in person, at an official GED® testing center.

Adults who take the GED® test on computer are scoring higher and finishing faster. In fact, 88% of people passed the GED® test on computer compared to 71% for those who tested on paper.

We’re so confident you’ll do well that if you don’t pass your first GED® test subject on computer, GED Testing Service will pay for your second shot! It’s that simple. You pass or they pay.

Visit GEDtestingservice.com/secondshot to learn more.

Get started with testing on computer now:

Register today at www.GEDcomputer.com.