You must be 18 years old to test in Hawaii.
Hawaii
Pat yourself on the back! This strategic move to get your GED® in Hawaii can mean a more successful and lucrative future. Earn your GED®, move ahead at work, school, or both, and enjoy more opportunities for a better life.
As a resident or non-resident, you can earn a high school equivalency diploma if you live in Hawaii. We’ll show you how and assist when you need it. Learn more now!
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How to Get a GED® in Hawaii
Let’s get started. To begin this process, you can’t be enrolled in school, and you can’t already have earned a high school diploma.
Passing the GED provides you with a High School Equivalency Credential (official transcript). For information on obtaining a Hawaii Adult Community School Diploma, please contact one of the schools directly. Waipahu Community School for Adults or McKinley Community School for Adults.
You can take the GED® at a testing center for $174. Start right now at no cost to you!
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Find GED® Classes in Hawaii Near You
Many students prefer learning in person. You might retain knowledge better in a traditional classroom environment. If you do your best outside your home or office, find one of our in-person locations for the GED® in Hawaii.
You’ll find our in-person classes provide the following:
- Experienced teachers
- Supportive staff
- Dynamic learning environments
- Interaction with like-minded students
- Flexible dates/times for those with other responsibilities
- Guidance
- Encouragement
- Thorough preparation
- Employment counseling
- College prep sessions
- Helpful reviews
- Practice tests
Plan for a Bright Future Today
Take a step in the right direction. Learn where you can take GED® classes, and when you’re ready, schedule your GED® test. Prepare yourself for a brighter future now!