Get Id Ged Youth Waiver Request 2023-2025

Minimum score of 145 required to pass each section. Total passing score is 580 or higher. For ADA Accommodations in taking the GED, please visit GED's Accommodations page.

Taking the GED exam online is now possible as well. It used to be that the GED exam could only be taken at an official Idaho GED test center, but now, that has changed. To qualify for online testing, applicants must attain “Likely to Pass” (green) scores on the GED Ready practice tests.

Minimum score of 145 required to pass each section. Total passing score is 580 or higher. For ADA Accommodations in taking the GED, please visit GED's Accommodations page.

You are able to retake the official GED exam as many times as you'd like. There is a cost to retake the exam, but our instructors and staff will help you identify the areas you need continued study time in and will help prepare you to be successful in retaking the exam, if that is necessary.

For those testing in-person at a Test Center: If you did not pass one of your GED® test subjects, you are given two subsequent retests, with no restrictions between retakes. If you fail the third or any subsequent retest, you must wait 60 days for your next attempt. Additional state requirements may apply.

To register to test for the GED®, please visit GED.com. There you can set up a user profile, view testing sites in your area, and schedule tests. Taking all four tests costs $120 total.

Taking the GED® in Idaho. You must be at least 18 years old and not currently enrolled in high school to be eligible to take the GED®. If you are between 16 and 18 years old, you'll need to send a completed GED® Youth Waiver form to your selected testing center before you can schedule any tests.

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