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The GED (General
Educational Development) is sometimes called the High School Equivalence
Test/Diploma because those that pass it earn a diploma that is the
equivalent of a high school diploma. The GED Test measures if you
have mastered the skills and general knowledge that are usually
acquired in a four-year high school education. There are five sub-tests
on the GED Test: Language Arts – Writing, Language Arts –
Literature, Mathematics, Social Studies, and Science.
Every state in the United States uses GED Test results as the basis
for giving a high school credential. This credential is accepted
for employment and admission into technical training programs, junior
colleges, and four-year colleges. Our mission is to help students
master the skills and general knowledge necessary to pass the GED
Test and/or upgrade their academic level.
General Education Diploma Programs
A 2 hour entrance assessment test must
be taken prior to starting.
This test is administered bi-monthly at JFY.
Sponsored by the Massachusetts Department of Education (DOE).
Please call 617-338-0815 for the next scheduled test date and
time.
An intake interview is also required.
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