Test Scoring

GED scores for each test area are reported as "standard scores" which range from 200 to 800 and percentile ranks ranging from 1 to 99; higher scores result from correctly answering more test questions. To pass the GED in California, examinees must receive a standard score of at least 410 on each of the five GED subsets and earn a total score of 2250 or an average standard score of 450 or higher.

You may retake the GED up to a maximum of three times in a single year. Additionally, you need only take the sections you haven't passed.

Examinees who pass the test should receive the California High School Equivalency Certificate and an Official Report of Test Results from the State GED Office within 6 weeks.

Parking

Parking, for our main location at Abram Friedman Occupational Center, is available in the parking structure directly across the street for $5.00 per day.

 

A National Measure

The General Educational Development (GED) Tests are a nationally recognized assessment that gives people from all walks of life an opportunity to certify their high school education. The high school credential earned by passing the GED Tests is accepted by more than 95 percent of employers, colleges and universities in the United States of America.