How to Get GED Results

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Request your GED scores from ACE, by mail.

Receiving your GED, or General Educational Development, is the first step towards a better future. Earning a GED increases your job opportunities, as well as your prospects for college. However, you need to see your scores to know whether you passed. You also need a copy of your GED scores in order to show potential employers or colleges that you are qualified. The ACE website, or American Council on Education, can easily send your transcripts to your home, once they are requested.

Things You'll Need

  • Computer
  • Internet access
  • Printer
  • Paper
  • Envelope
  • Pen
  • Stamp
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Instructions

    • 1

      Go to the ACE website (See Resources), click on "Programs and Services," and then click on "Transcript Services." Click on the button "Transcript Request Form."

    • 2

      Fill out the form on this page. Print the form and sign it.

    • 3

      Pay $14, either through a money order or credit, this amount is as of May 2010. If you are paying through a money order, place the form in a stamped envelope and mail it to this address: "GED Testing Service, One Dupont Circle, Suite 250, Washington, DC 20036-1193." If you are paying through a credit card, fax the form to this phone number: 202-296-8404.

    • 4

      Go to the ACE website, click on "Programs and Services" and then click on "Transcript Services," as in Step 1. Then click on the button "Request a Copy of Your GED Transcript." Click on the link that says "GED Testing Center."

    • 5

      Fill in your zip code to search for nearby testing centers. You may call to request your scores by phone, or mail the form from above to your local GED testing center, for more efficient service. You also have the option of visiting the GED testing center in person to request your transcript.

Tips & Warnings

  • If you have any further questions about requesting your GED transcript, you can call ACE at: 202-939-9791.

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