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Adult Education is a non-credit program that prepares student for the GED® test.

• Classes range from $37 to $158 (see costs in class schedule)
• Classes focus on basic skills in reading, writing, and math
• Some classes require purchase of a textbook
• Classes are open to students 16 and older (students under 18 must submit an official release from their high school before registering)
• Students age 16-20 may qualify for Yes to College

Steps to enroll

Please read the information below and follow all steps. Fall term starts on September 22.

1. Apply to ²»Á¼Ñо¿Ëù

Complete the admissions form. Fall admissions deadline is Wednesday, September 10.

2. Complete CASAS testing

GED-seeking students are required to complete CASAS testing. This test helps us assess skills for placement and evaluate your progress in the program.

• Take both the reading test and the math test (each test takes 60-90 minutes)
• Complete tests by the Thursday before the first day of classes
• To sign up, you’ll need:
  • Student name: your name
  • Student ID: your ²»Á¼Ñо¿Ëù ID number (starts with a G)
  • Email: either a personal or ²»Á¼Ñо¿Ëù email address
  • College name: ²»Á¼Ñо¿Ëù

3. Attend GED® orientation

Attend a GED® orientation even if you haven’t yet completed testing. At the orientation, you will:

• Meet your Adult Ed Navigator, who will help you get started and register for classes
• Learn about the GED® tests
• Get tips about technology and online learning
• Ask questions about the program

4. Consider study options

Classes are held in-person and online. Your Adult Ed Navigator can help you decide which is right for you. For more about online classes, see online GED® classes. Spanish GED® classes are offered at Southeast and Willow Creek. The steps to enroll are different: see Spanish GED®.

5. Paying for classes

Be ready to pay for your classes at the time of registration. Class fees range from $37 to $158 per term depending on your class schedule. If you use SNAP benefits or the Oregon Health Plan, you may qualify for a class fee waiver. Waivers are covered at the orientation.

Learn more about the GED® certificate

A GED® certificate can be earned by those who have not completed high school and who are at least 16 years old. The GED® certificate is accepted as a substitute for a high school diploma by many employers, apprenticeship programs, community colleges, and universities. It is used all over the United States and Canada, although passing scores may vary from state to state.