Both the GED^® and the HiSET^® exams are available for High School Equivalency. Students complete their high school credential  when they pass tests in each of the subject areas:

• Reading (HiSET)
• Writing (HiSET)
• Reasoning through Language Arts (GED)
• Math (Both)
• Science (Both)
• Social Studies (Both)

The High School Equivalency Program (HEP) for Migrant and Seasonal Farm Workers and Immediate Family is made possible through a grant from the U.S. Department of Education and provides migrant and seasonal farm workers and their immediate family members with the necessary training to obtain High School Equivalency diplomas. 

Test preparation options

Placement testing, orientation and post-testing are at done at the Beltline Education Center, but all other preparation can be done online. Online preparation provides flexible hours, uses free online materials and allows students to work at their pace.

A successful online learner is one who:

• Is self-motivated and comfortable using online courseware
• Scores on a high school level on a reading placement test (TABE)
• Attends a virtual orientation session, which includes registration paperwork, with an online intake specialist
• Completes an official test every 30 days