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Go to the GED Testing Service website and click the Grads and Transcripts tab and follow the directions for obtaining an electronic or paper transcript or duplicate diploma. The FAQ for test takers and GED ® Test Takers Parchment Support provide more information.
Contact the Maryland GED office for instructions on where to send this form. While 16-year-olds can qualify, other eligibility requirements apply. Contact the Maryland GED office for additional information about taking the exam at 16.
The school official must complete, sign, stamp, or emboss the GED® School Withdrawal/Exception form. Submit the completed form to the Maryland Adult Education Office for review and approval. Approval is dependent on proper completion of the form. Testers need to check their GED® account for approval status periodically.
To schedule: Simply log into your GED ® account. Select whether you’ll test at a test center or with online proctoring. Choose which test subjects you’ll be taking. Pick a day and time that works for you. Pay for the test online using a credit or debit card. Don’t have a credit or debit card? Some students use American Express Bluebird.
MD Adult Ed Virtual Training Institute (VTI) - September 18-21, 2023 ; FY 24 Competitive Grant for Consolidated Adult Education & Family Literacy Services; OCTAE 17-1: Clarifications Regarding Competition and Award of Adult Education and Family Literacy Act Funds to Eligible Providers
Only Maryland residents are eligible to take the GED® test in Maryland. Candidates must be at least 17 years of age and not enrolled in or attending any high school. Candidates under 19 years of age must submit a School Withdrawal/Exemption Form (www.dllr.maryland.gov/gedmd/gedformswithdrawal.shtml) to the GED® Office.
The GED® test on computer uses basic technology found in many job applications, workplaces, and training programs. The easy-to-use online registration and scheduling allows adults to take the GED® test on their time and move on with their lives.
