Ged for adults

In Maryland there are three ways an adult who has withdrawn from high school before graduating may earn a Maryland High School Diploma. They must be at least 18 years of age at the time of testing. They may not have obtained a Maryland high school diploma, a high school certificate or diploma issued by another state by a non-US or correspondence school. In order to pass the test, a minimum score must be obtained in the content areas of Reasoning through Language Arts, Science, Social Studies and Mathematics. The computer-based program provides a unique way for adults to earn a high school diploma without taking classes or completing a series of high stake tests.

Study for your high school diploma with Maryland i-Pathways. Maryland i-Pathways allows you to choose when, where and what you study. Our program only assigns lessons in areas you haven't mastered. Although each session is scheduled for a maximum of 15 weeks, your customized learning plan may take less time.

Many high schools offer High School Adult Diploma Programs for adults over 21 with highly flexible methods. In the U. Many adults are unaware that the GED test is not their only possibility of obtaining a high school diploma.

Adults planning to take their GED exams may have been out of school for some time and could benefit from taking a GED course to help them review information on the exams before they take their tests. Information about adult education program providers is available online through a locator tool. This tool can be accessed by individuals who log in to their MyGED account. The tool is simple.