PearsonVue & High School Equivalency (GED) Tests

What is the Pearson Vue? 

Please contact your test sponsor and visit the PearsonVue website for more information on scheduling, costs, formats, and other helpful information. Policies may differ by exam. A valid government-issued photo ID and a secondary ID is required. 

Proctor Contact Information

Vian Saeid
Distant Testing Specialist
P - 303.352.3087
F - 303.556.8027

What is the GED?

The General Educational Development (GED) test is a battery of examinations administered by states and jurisdictions to measure the skills and knowledge similar to a high school course of study. 

• GED graduates earn a GED credential
• Test preparation can be found by visiting the Foundational Skills Institute at CCD
• Visit the official GED website for more information.
• Study Resources (The link provides direct access to online study materials and resources. Community College of Denver is not responsible for the accuracy or content of information contained on this site.

Format & Time of the GED

• Computer based 
• Consists for four modules with a variety of question types: 
  • Science - 90 Minutes 
  • Social Studies - 90 Minutes
  • Mathematical Reasoning - 115 Minutes 
  • Reasoning through Language Arts - 150 Minutes

How to Schedule

To register visit: www.GEDcomputer.com or call GED Testing Service Registration Call Center at 877.392.6433 Monday-Friday 7:00 am - 7:00 pm CST. The Testing Center does not schedule appointments for the GED. 

ID Requirement

A valid government-issued ID is required. Candidates under 16, wishing to test, must complete an age waiver prior to testing. 

Cost

Cost varies depending on state and Testing Center. Testing fee is paid at time of registration. To find out specific costs, visit the GED website. 

Results

Test results are available within 24 hours after completion.

Retest Information

You may retake the exam three time per year. The same fees apply when retaking the test.