Eligibility Requirements For GED In Alaska

Are you unable to advance at work or enroll in a college program because you lack a high school diploma? Obtaining your Alaska General Education Development (GED) credential is one method for overcoming this obstacle. Here is information about getting an Alaska GED if you live here.

GED eligibility requirements in Alaska

You must follow the following requirements to be eligible for the Alaska GED:

• You do not need to reside in Alaska.
• You cannot be a high school graduate or enrolled in an accredited high school.
• You must be at least 18 years old. If you are under 18, you must show a withdrawal slip from the last Alaskan school you attended, proof of legal emancipation, or written consent from a parent or guardian before you can take the test. Be sure to check for any additional requirements since other rules might be in effect.
• Cost: $120 (all subjects) or $30 (per subject)
• The minimum passing score for each subject: 145
• Accommodations: You must request disability accommodations via the GED® Testing Service website.
• The State of Alaska will provide you with a GED certificate if you pass the exam, showing that you have attained the same level of knowledge as a high school graduate.

You may learn more about how to obtain a GED in Alaska by reading the answers to the questions we receive the most below.

In Alaska, what high school equivalency tests are available?

One of the three high school equivalency tests that are available in the US is the GED exam, which awards you a certificate showing that you have the same level of knowledge as a high school graduate.

Only the GED test is offered in Alaska, and the GED Testing Service is the only place to register for the test.

What you already know that is included on the Alaska GED test determines the number of times you can take the test and the speed at which you can get your certificate. By registering for a free, quick, and simple practice test, you may find out what you need to review before beginning the GED exam.

What subjects are tested on the GED in Alaska?

The Alaska GED is divided into five sections that must be completed in 7.5 hours:

• Social studies
• Science
• Mathematics
• Language arts reading
• Language arts writing

The exam is mostly made up of multiple-choice questions. However, as part of the language arts writing exam, you must write an essay. The first part of the mathematics exam allows you to use a calculator, but the second does not.

You can prepare for the Alaska GED exam through independent study or by enrolling in a GED preparatory course. If you prefer to study independently, you can buy study guides and books at a bookstore or borrow them for free from your local library. There are also several websites dedicated to assisting Alaska residents in preparing for the GED Test.

GED preparation classes are typically offered at your local community college or adult education center. If you are unable to commute, you could also find online GED prep classes for a fee.

Besides, to help you easily prepare for your coming Delaware GED exam, we offer hundreds of GED practice test questions on this website. Let's give it a try!

How long is the GED exam in Alaska?

If you take all four subject tests at once, the GED test in Alaska will take you a total of 7 hours and 41 minutes. Alternatively, you can take each subject separately:

How many questions are there on the GED test in Alaska?

All four subject tests do not have to be taken simultaneously. Simply schedule a time at the Alaska testing center that is most convenient for you when you feel ready to take one or more tests in any subject.

How to check my Alaska GED score?

If you live in Alaska, you can quickly check your test results on your MyGED account after finishing the exam.

What is the passing score in Alaska?

The Alaska GED exam is worth 800 points in total. To pass the test, you must score at least 580 points (145 points per section). Any test score below 145, however, is considered a failing score, and you must retake that section of the exam. Each section of the test can be retaken up to three times per year. If you do not pass the test within the allotted number of attempts, you must wait until January of the following year to try again.

If I don't pass the Alaska GED exam, can I retake it?

We understand that exams can be nerve-wracking. However, since you are in Alaska, don't panic; you can definitely retest.

If you fail any of the four subject tests, you can retake them up to two times with no waiting time in between. However, you have to wait 60 days before attempting again after your third attempt.

Can I take the Alaska GED exam online?

You can take the Alaska GED test online or at an official Alaska GED testing center. You can use our list of Alaska testing centers to locate the one that is most convenient for on-site testing.

There will be an Online Proctored (OP) GED test option starting on September 1st, 2021, so you can take your GED test remotely (online).

Can I take the GED test if I don't live in Alaska?

No.

In order to take the GED exam, you must be a resident of Alaska, not be enrolled in an accredited high school, and be physically present.

What age must I be to take the Alaska GED exam?

If you are 18 years old or older, the Alaska GED exam is then definitely available for you. You can still take the test if you're 16 or 17 years old, but only if you have a withdrawal slip from the previous Alaskan school you attended. If you don't have it, you can still take the GED test in Alaska if you have a legal emancipation document or written consent from your parent or guardian.

How can I obtain a copy of my Alaska GED test transcript?

You can ask for a copy of your Alaska GED transcript by contacting the GED testing service.