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In 2014, the GED® 21st Century Initiative will change the GED® test. The new assessment will measure high school equivalency, and in addition, career- and college-readiness through a new endorsement. The new test will be aligned with the Common Core State Standards and delivered in a computer based format only. Information about the new test can be found at gedtestingservice.com and doe.virginia.gov/instruction/adulted/equivalency/ged/index.shtml. Check these sites often as new information will be added as it becomes available.
When the new test launches in 2014, anyone with an incomplete or non-pass GED® status will be required to start the test over because their scores will not transfer to the new assessment. Adult education programs will be offering classes and workshops to assist these people with instruction, and GED® testing centers will soon offer additional dates for GED® test to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to complete the test before the end of 2013.
For additional information, visit Gedtestingservice.com or call 804-371-2333.
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Why get a GED® Credential?
Getting your GED® certificate can help you to:
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Make More Money
GED® holders make an average of $7000 more per year than those without a GED®
Certificate or high school diploma.
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Go to College
GED® graduates accomplish as much in college and technical training as
traditional high school students.
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Build Your Career
Most employers accept the GED® credentials when hiring and giving promotions.
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Help Your Kids
Set an example - education is for a lifetime.
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Feel Good About Yourself
The GED® Program ... has helped me build more confidence in myself.
-- Katrina, a GED® student
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Transcript/Certificate Request Form: .doc or .pdf

Not in Virginia?
If you're not from Virginia, you can call the GED Testing Service
help line at 1-800-62-MY-GED (1-800-626-9433) or
you can find
a GED program in your state.
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