Places to Take the GED Test in Texas
The GED (General Education Development) exam is for individuals who, for various reasons, have not obtained a high school diploma. It is a test of an individual's knowledge of the subjects of writing, reading, math, science and social studies. Testing centers for the GED are available in most towns in Texas. Consult the American Council of Education's test center locator site for test centers in your area or inquire at your local community college or library.
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Austin
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Austin Community College (ACC) offers a GED testing center with a wide variety of options, including testing most days of the week, flexible hours, tests in Spanish, and accommodations for individuals with physical, learning and health disabilities. Follow the well-organized steps and checklist of necessary items on the ACC GED web page to be sure you have completed everything required prior to the test.
Houston
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Houston Community College (HCC) offers four different testing centers in the central, southeastern, northeastern and southwestern parts of the city. Their website offers a map to each location, as well as all relevant information, including test overviews, preparation guides, requirements, sample tests, disability accommodations and test results.
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Dallas/Fort Worth
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Mountain View College (MVC) in Dallas offers GED testing to the general public. The MVC website offers helpful information in the form of frequently asked questions, practice exams, directions to specific testing locations and links for certification requests.
San Antonio
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San Antonio College (SAC) offers a testing center and a thorough website with all the necessary information to prepare for and complete the exam. Visit the website for information about scheduling a time to take the exam, costs involved, transfers from other centers, scoring, cancellations and test results.
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