
GED
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Value of the Utah High School Completion Diploma
- As of July 1, 2009, a Utah GED examinee passing the GED Tests at Utah standards receives a “Utah High School Completion Diploma.” Prior to July 1, 2009, a person passing Utah GED Tests received a “General Educational Development Certificate.” The “market value” remains the same. The GED credential is widely accepted by post-secondary institutions and employers.
- Prior to July 1, 2009, persons passing the GED Tests could receive a maximum of five (5) units of credit toward an Adult Education Secondary Diploma. This practice ceased as of July 1, 2009.
- Persons who passed the GED Tests in Utah between January 1, 2002 and June 30, 2009, may exchange their GED Certificate for a Utah High School Completion Diploma by completing and following the instructions on the exchange form.
- The cost to exchange a GED Certificate for a Utah High School Completion Diploma is $15.00 Please use the Exchange Form for “GED® Certificate” to “Utah High School Completion Diploma”.
Registration Procedures
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Part 1 - Preparing for the GED Tests
Preparing for the GED Tests It is highly recommended you begin with
the services provided by the Arches Education Center (AEC). Trisha A. Hedin Director of Adult Education Arches Education Center 125 West 200 South Moab, Utah 84532 (435) 260-8764
The AEC offers assistance in preparing for the GED Tests, practice materials, individualized and personalized instruction. AEC is open Monday through Friday 8a.m. to 8p.m. during the school year.
A fee of $1 per session is charged. We ask that each individual purchase a $10 "punch car" which will be good for 10 sessions ($100 tuition cap per year).
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Part 2 - How to Register for the GED Tests
How to Register for the GED Tests (435) 259-7432.
Utah State University – Moab 125 West 200 South Moab, Utah 84532 435.259.7432
FAX 435.259.8423
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Part 3 - Testing Center is Open Monday through Friday
If you are taking a partial exam (you have already passed some of the tests) come 15 minutes before the start of the exam you want to take
- -Contact the USU Moab Center at (435-259-7432) about tests you plan to take and the date you want to test.
Scheduling your time for an exam
Length of testing times are as follows:
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Registration |
Participants come 15 minutes early to check in |
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Writing |
120 Minutes |
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Math |
90 Minutes |
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Science |
80 Minutes |
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Social Studies |
70 Minutes |
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Reading |
65 Minutes |
- Learn about test details and what it takes to pass .
Part 4 - Paying fees (Required Before the Exam – NO Exceptions)
The cost for the GED Tests is $66 (non-refundable). This is a one-time testing fee, unless you fail to show up for a scheduled exam ($15 rescheduling fee).
Payments are taken at the Utah State University-Moab Center. Payment should be made out to: Utah State University (We only accept cash, personal check, or cashier check)
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GED exam fee: |
$66.00 Full Exam (will increase to $70 January 2010) |
Part 5 - Day of Exam
(Be there 15 minutes before the examination begins)
You MUST bring the following to your test
a. Proof of registration from GED123.org
(no substitutes -- no Exceptions)
b. The receipt showing you have paid for the examinations
(no acceptations)
c. You MUST bring current photo identification.
(must be current --no Exceptions)
- drivers license
- passport
- military papers
- DMV ID card
- other forms of government issued identification that shows name, address, and date of birth, signature, and a photograph.
What should I NOT bring to the testing session?
Cell phones, pagers, portable music players, hand-held electronic games, cameras, calculators, pens/pencils and items not allowed at the tester's seat.
Part 6 - Testing Location
Utah State University Moab * 125 West 200 South * Moab UT 84532 *435-259-7432
Part 7 - Scores
Official scores are available on line at GED123.org
- ONLINE GED TESTING
There is NO online GED testing for the official GED® Tests. The expensive GED tests and diplomas from so-called online high schools are fake.
- MILITARY RECRUITING AND GED
TESTING
Be sure that you talk thoroughly with your military recruiter before you choose to take GED Tests for military entry. There may be some issues that may affect you unless you know all aspects about GED Tests and the military.
“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.”


