GED Requirements, Fees
IEP and the GED Test
Last Updated: February 19, 2026If you have been in an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) in school, you might qualify for the GED® test accommodations. To prepare for the GED test super-fast, you can sign up for Onsego30 at any time. When you are ready, you can apply for accommodations before scheduling the GED test. Accommodations are adjustments to the...
Is the GED accepted in my state?
Last Updated: February 19, 2026The GED diploma is accepted in all states, though not all states use the GED test for high school equivalency testing. A few states have decided to use an alternative test instead of the GED® for high school equivalency testing, and several offer both options. There are two nationally recognized High School Equivalency Exams: the...
Can I take the GED Test in Spanish?
Last Updated: February 19, 2026Yes, you can schedule any of the GED subject tests in Spanish through your GED.com account. You can also take the Online Spanish GED® Test. Similar to taking the Online GED Test in English, you need to pass the GED Ready® test first to qualify for online testing. Signing up and scheduling are done through...
Financial Aid for GED
Last Updated: February 19, 2026Many students ask if financial aid is available to cover the cost of GED testing. First, it’s important to clarify that Onsego30 offers online GED prep classes under the Onsego umbrella—we do not administer the official GED test. The GED test is offered exclusively by GED Testing Service at GED.com. Now, let’s get back to...
How many times can I take the GED test
Last Updated: February 19, 2026In general, there are no restrictions on how many times you can take the GED® test. However, most states allow you two retakes (so three attempts in total) within 12 months, after which you need to wait 60 days. Retakes for failed exams are usually discounted. Here you can check the rules in your state. You...
I’m an overseas student; can I take the GED test?
Last Updated: February 19, 2026Yes, U.S. citizenship is not a requirement to take the GED test. Adults who aren’t U.S. citizens can take the test and earn a high school equivalency credential. You can schedule your test through GED.com. Students are generally eligible to take the GED® tests if they meet all other state and federal requirements. To check...
What kind of computer do I need to take the GED test online?
Last Updated: February 19, 2026If you decide to take the GED test online, then you need a computer (laptop or desktop) with a webcam, a microphone, and reliable internet. Also, before taking the GED® test, you need to download and install proctoring software that monitors your computer, webcam video, and audio. For more details, check this page: https://onsego.com/ged-test-online-from-home/. You...
Can a non-citizen take the GED test?
Last Updated: February 19, 2026In general, yes. Non-citizens are eligible to take the GED® test if they meet the requirements for identification and eligibility established by the GED Testing Service and the state in which they currently live. Many states, however, require GED test-takers to be state residents. Check how it works in your state here: https://onsego.com/ged-state/ Keep in...