Due to unforeseen circumstances the GED Window will be closed today.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
A new GED® test series will begin on January 1, 2014. After this date scores from tests previously taken will be invalid and will not be combined with new test scores. If you have taken the GED® test from January 1, 2002 to the present and want those scores to count, you must retake and fully pass the test before 2014.
If you're a New York City resident between 17-24 years old who has previously taken the GED(R) test and would like free assistance to complete in 2013, visit www.GEDCompass.org. or call 718-557-2525
How to prepare for the GED 
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For students who wish to take the GED® test in calendar year 2013, you may take the test three times regardless of how many times you took the test in 2012.
Announcement
from Deputy Commissioner Kevin G. Smith
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The NEW High School Equivalency test (TASC-Test Assessing Secondary Completion) in New York - For information Click Here
The New York State GED® Testing Office of the New York State Education Department coordinates GED® Test administration throughout New York State. The Office is responsible for all aspects of GED® Testing, including:
Scoring of all GED® Test materials;- Generation of New York State High School Equivalency Diplomas and/or transcripts;
- Training all Examiners who administer the GED® Tests; and
- Maintaining GED® Testing Records, which date back to the 1950’s.
Please Note: The GED® Tests are only given at official GED® Testing Centers approved by the New York State Education Department. There is no online
or computer-based GED® testing available at the present time.
GED® and the GED® Testing Service are registered
trademarks of the American Council on Education® and may not be
used or reproduced without the express written permission of the
American Council on Education®.
The GED® testing program is jointly administered
by the GED®
Testing Service (GEDTS) of the American Council on Education 
and
by the New
York State Department of Education