High School Equivalency
High School Equivalency
WGTC Department of Adult Education offers FREE High School Equivalency (high school equivalency) GED or HiSET test preparation, career exploration, workplace readiness training, and dual enrollment in our college program.
Earn your high school equivalency diploma for FREE. The HOPE High School Equivalency Examination Grant is now available to qualified Georgians to cover the cost of their GED test. Visit www.HSEtest4Free.com to apply!
Our students have access to:
- Hybrid learning platform
- Free official GED® or HiSET practice tests
- HSE testing scholarships (if you qualify)
- WGTC application fee waiver
- College and career guidance
- Resume preparation and mock interviews
- Employer referrals
- Computer literacy certifications
- Graduation ceremonies
- Integrated Education and Training (IET) workforce training
Classes are available throughout the community, Monday through Thursday.
Are you Ready to Get Started?
Registration Process:
- Please arrive 10 minutes early with proper identification and plan to remain the entire session. *Children who are not being registered for classes are not allowed to attend registration.
- All students must have a valid state-issued ID to register. Types of ID may include Driver’s license Identification card issued by the United States.
- If you are 16 or 17: Bring a withdrawal form from your last high school and a parent or guardian must attend registration with you.
- Please be aware that registration and testing will take up to 3 hours.
If you are interested in ESL course registration please call (770) 838-3192.
GED vs. HiSET
The Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) now offers multiple options for achieving your high school equivalency. Two computer-based testing (CBT) pathways are available through testing centers or proctored at home: the GED® test or the HiSET® exam.
Earn your GED for FREE!
Eligible Georgia residents can now apply for an award not to exceed $200 to cover the cost of the GED® examination. The HOPE HSE Grant is available once per subject area exam to those who qualify. To learn more, visit HSEtest4Free. For questions or assistance with the HOPE HSE Grant Application, applicants can email HSEGrant@tcsg.edu or call 404-679-1645.
Compare HiSET® and GED Options
Online GED Testing Information
- Online GED Testing is available to take from home 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- You will need a computer, webcam, and reliable internet — no tablets or phones are allowed.
- In-Person GED v. Online GED Comparison Chart