Frequently Asked Questions
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| What are the benefits of earning a GED? |
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| Will I receive a High School Diploma when I pass the GED® Test? |
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| What does the percentile rank on my GED Transcript mean? | |
| What if I don't pass all five subject areas of the GED®? | |
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Can I take the GED® Test online? |
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| What accommodations are available on the GED® Test for people with disabilities? |
Accommodations for disabilities are available. Paperwork to document and approve accommodations should be done as soon as the student enters the program and pre-testing is completed. Instructors can assist with this process. |
| Can scores be mailed? | A letter from our offices will be sent when a student takes all five tests and they need to return for additional instruction due to a failing grade in on or more subjects/ otherwise the diploma will be sent via mail to inform of completion. |
| When will I get my diploma? |
Final diploma takes 4-8 weeks and will be mailed by the State Office to the student. Students need to make sure to update our offices as soon as possible with address/phone number changes to avoid delays in receiving diploma. |
| I have a state issued ID not from North Carolina since I am not a North Carolina resident. Can I still take the GED®? | Yes, you can still take the GED®. Your ID does not have to be a North Carolina ID. Currently, there is no residency policy to test. |
| Can I take the GED® test in any other languages? |
Yes, you can take the GED® Test in English, Spanish or French. Spanish GED® preparation is through the curriculum ESL department. Please contact 704-330-6914 for additional information. |
| What is on the GED® Test? | Please click here for additional information. |
| How long will the 2002 series of the GED® Test be in use? And, who will take over this test at that time? |
2013 - Computer based testing will be available. Paper/pencil test will also be available. (2002 series still in use). All students need to complete 2002 series for diploma. 2014 - Introduction of new 2014 GED® Test; all testing will be computer-based. |
| What is the Accuplacer Test? |
The Accuplacer Test is a standardized test that The Accuplacer Test is a standardized test that assesses reading and math skills. This test is used for students who have completed Adult High School or the GED® Test. This test is required for students who would like to attend college. A preparation session is offered by CPCC for students who have applied for admission. Please contact Phillip Tran for additional information. Please click here for additional information and a free practice test! |
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