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1. www.ged.com › new-york-studentsNew York Students - GED

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   NYSED has chosen the GED test as New York’s high school equivalency test starting in January 2022. The key difference between the TASC and GED are the number of subject tests included. The TASC test contains 5 subjects: Reading, Writing, Science, Mathematics, and Social Studies.

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     In New York, you must be at least 19 years of age to take a...

2. www.acces.nysed.gov › hse › ready-set-test-new-high-school-equivalency-exam-hereReady, Set, Test - The New High School Equivalency Exam is Here

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   New York State has chosen the General Educational Development Test (GED® Test) for the high school equivalency (HSE) exam beginning January 2022. The GED Test is produced by GED Testing Service (GEDTS) for national use.

3. www.ged.com › about_test › schedulingScheduling - GED

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   To schedule: Simply log into your GED ® account. Select whether you’ll test at a test center or with online proctoring. Choose which test subjects you’ll be taking. Pick a day and time that works for you. Pay for the test online using a credit or debit card. Don’t have a credit or debit card? Some students use American Express Bluebird.

4. www.ged.com › policies › new_yorkNew York - GED

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   In New York, you must be at least 19 years of age to take a GED test. If you are 16, 17, or 18 you must get approval to test. You will need to complete an Age Eligibility form which is located within the application when you create your online GED account.

5. www.schools.nyc.gov › learning › testingHigh School Equivalency Exam (TASC) - New York City Public...

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   The GED exam has five sections: Mathematics; Science; Social Studies; Reasoning Through Language, RLA; The GED exam takes about eight hours to complete and is usually given in one or two days. If you don't pass one or more of the four subject area sub-tests, you can retake those parts after 60 days. In most cases you can take the GED exam up to ...

6. www.ncc.edu › continuingeducation › gedGeneral Educational Development Test (GED® Test)

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   There is NOT an option to test remotely in New York. You can schedule your test at any approved test centers. The GED® Test includes four sections: Reasoning Through Language Arts (RLA) Mathematical Reasoning; Science; Social Studies

7. www.acces.nysed.gov › hse › taking-hsetasc-testsEligibility Requirements to Take the GED® Test

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   Individuals are eligible to take the New York State (NYS) High School Equivalency (HSE) Exam if they meet the following conditions: Test takers do not currently possess a high school or HSE diploma in the United States or its territories. Test takers have resided in NYS for at least thirty days.