How to Obtain a GED in Georgia
The General Educational Development Diploma or GED typically is considered equivalent to a high school diploma. There are five tests that make up the GED exam and you must pass them all. In Georgia you must be at least 16, not enrolled in a regular high school and must not have graduated from high school to qualify to take the exam. You also must be a resident of the state.
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Instructions
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Schedule the exam at a GED testing facility. The Georgia Department of Technical and Adult Education's website offers a list of sites.
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Submit your payment. The fee is $95 for all five tests as of January 2011.
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Arrive at the testing site and take the exam at your scheduled time. You must pass each exam with a score of 410 and have an overall average score of 450 to receive your GED.
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Tips & Warnings
Many schools offer GED preparation classes for a fee. The cost of these classes vary. You also can find GED preparation books in bookstores and libraries.
