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Age Eligibility Form for High School Equivalency (HSE) Testing. Completed form must be mailed to the HSE Office at the address noted above. Verification of age eligibility to test is required for all applicants under age 19, in accordance with Education Law and NYSED Regulations.
From the New York State High School Equivalency Program Testing Schedule, select your preferred choice for test center and date for taking the GED Tests. Then, print below test center and...
Verification of age eligibility for HSE Exam testing is required for all applicants under age 19 in accordance with NYSED Commissioner’s Regulations. Students must have reached maximum compulsory school attendance age (MCSAA) prior to applying to test.
High School Equivalency (HSE) In New York State, there are four pathways to a High School Equivalency diploma. Below is information on each pathway. If you are seeking a duplicate copy of a High School Equivalency diploma or transcript resulting from the HSE Exam Pathway, College Credit Pathway, NEDP, or the Regents/HSE Exam Pathway, please ...
In New York, you must be at least 19 years of age to take a GED test. If you are 16, 17, or 18 you must get approval to test. You will need to complete an Age Eligibility form which is located within the application when you create your online GED account.
When can I sign up to take the GED in NY? You can create an account now and start studying! Beginning in January 2022, you will be able to start testing in NY at a testing center.
GED® Test - Paper-Based Test Application. Paper based testing (PBT) is limited in NYS. Please contact a test center which offers PBT from those listed in the GED scheduling system. The test center you selected will provide you with this application form to complete and return to them.
