Adult Basic Education
GED The General Education Development (GED) is a high school equivalency diploma. It is a credential recognized as a key to employment opportunities, job promotions and further education. ESL English as a Second Language (ESL) classes are for any adult who has a first language other than English and wants to increase English skills in reading, writing, listening and/ or speaking. BASIC SKILLS are provided for adults who wish to brush up on skills needed for employment and/or entrance to college.
See Moua-Leske at (507) 537-7046 or moua-leske@marshall.k12.mn.us
GENERAL EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT (GED)
How do I get my GED?
To earn your GED diploma you must meet or exceed the minimum standard score on each of a series of four tests. The tests measure the major academic skills and concepts associated with four years of regular high school instruction. All tests are administered online at https://ged.com/.
Who can take the tests?
Minnesota residents ages 19 and above who have not completed a high school diploma program and are not currently enrolled in classes leading toward a high school diploma may be able to take the GED tests. The minimum age requirement to take the GED test is 19, however, the minimum age requirement may be waived under certain circumstances.