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To determine the cost of testing in your area, please check the state policy where you wish to test.

Click here to review your reimbursement options.

You will pay for the test online with a debit or credit card when you schedule your test.

Don’t have a credit or debit card? Some students use American Express Bluebird. Register for a free Bluebird card online and add funds with cash at a Walmart location. Learn more about Bluebird.

If you took and passed the GED^® test after September 1, 1974, you can order a copy of your transcript and diploma here. You will receive a diploma from the District of Columbia that is valid for any employer or college requirements.

For other questions about your credentials, please contact 1-877-EXAM-GED (877-392-6433) or email help@ged.com.

If you took the test on or before September 1, 1974, you would have tested under the now retired United States Armed Forces Institute (USAFI). You may make a request by completing the USAFI/GED^® Transcript Order Form here. This webpage provides some exceptions and information about where to obtain a copy of your transcript.

For other questions about your credentials, please contact 1-877-EXAM-GED (877)392-6433 or email help@ged.com.

It depends on the testing location in which you passed the GED^® test. Click here to find the testing location in which you completed testing and submit a request to get a copy of your transcript.

The name of your credential is dictated by the state in which you test in. Please check the state policy for that particular state.

Yes, you can take all test subjects in the same day if you can find a test center with hours that accommodate it.

Yes, you can test in English or Spanish and you can combine tests from different languages to earn your credential

It depends on whether or not that state has a residency requirement.  Check the residency requirements in that state and don’t hesitate to contact the GED Administrator^™ in that state with questions.