Free GED Programs: Get Your High School Equivalency Without Paying Tuition
A high school diploma or equivalency opens doors to better jobs and further education. Many programs offer free GED preparation classes and may even cover test fees. Here is how to get started.
Where to Find Free Classes
- Adult Education Centers: Most communities have free adult education programs
- Community Colleges: Often offer free prep courses
- Libraries: Many host classes or offer study resources
- Community Organizations: Churches, nonprofits, and community centers
- Online Programs: Free options include GED.com practice tests and Khan Academy
What to Expect
The GED tests four subjects: math, science, social studies, and language arts. Classes help you prepare and identify areas where you need extra help. Many programs offer flexible schedules, including evening and weekend classes.
Test Fee Assistance
GED test fees vary by state (typically $30-40 per subject). Many programs help cover these costs for students who qualify. Ask about fee waivers when you enroll in a preparation program.
