How do I get my GED in Minnesota?
Here’s a list of steps you can take to get your GED in Minnesota.
- Start with online GED classes, especially if you’ve been out of school for a long time.
- Locate a testing center and contact them for further information on Minnesota GED requirements. You should be able to find one nearby, even if you’re located outside the largest MN cities in places like Brooklyn, Woodbury and Maple Grove.
- Visit the official GED website for details about the structure of the test and to schedule your exam.
- Take a practice test.
- Earn a passing score in each of the four subjects.
- Receive your high school certificate.
Can you take your GED test online in Minnesota?
Yes, you can take your GED test online in Minnesota if you attain a “green” (likely to pass) score on the GED Ready practice test. The convenience of taking the test online is a big plus for residents of The Land of 10,000 Lakes.
Is the GED free in Minnesota?
No, the GED is not free in Minnesota. Visit the GED Testing Service Website to find the current cost for each subtest and any other requirements that you might need to know for taking the test in MN.
How hard is the GED test in Minnesota?
The GED test is just as hard in Minnesota as it is in any other state because the GED is a national exam that’s the same in every state. In other words, it doesn’t matter what your hometown is - Duluth, Bloomington, Plymouth, you name it - the test can be quite difficult if you aren’t prepared. That’s why it’s so important to use an online GED study guide, particularly in the harder subject areas such as math.