GED in Massachusetts

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Looking to earn a GED in Massachusetts? The GED test offers a crucial opportunity for Massachusetts residents who have not finished high school to earn a Certificate of High School Equivalency. 

This credential can open doors to higher education and career advancement within the state, as colleges and employers recognize the academic proficiency of GED recipients. 

Despite its challenging nature, the GED remains a valuable asset for people looking to showcase their academic abilities and secure a brighter future.

 GED Massachusetts 

To obtain a GED credential in Massachusetts, test takers must meet certain requirements:

Minimum Age Requirement

  • You must be at least 16 years old to take the GED tests in Massachusetts.

Additional requirements for 16 and 17-year-olds 

For 16 and 17-year-olds who have withdrawn from school in Massachusetts, there are additional criteria they must meet to take the GED test:

  1. Permission from their school district
  2. Parental consent

Essential Details Required in the Letter of Withdrawal

  • The letter should contain the student’s last date of attendance and withdrawal date.
  • It must be on school letterhead, inclusive of the address and phone number.
  • It must originate from the office of the Principal/Headmaster or the Head of Guidance.
  • The Principal/Headmaster or the Head of Guidance must sign it.

The letter can be submitted via email to [email protected]. Upon receipt of the letter and required information, the HSE Team will contact the student within three business days via email.

Once approval for the Letter of Withdrawal is received via email, the individual can proceed to their account and schedule their tests.

Online Testing Rules for 16 and 17 year Olds

For underage students taking the GED test online, the presence of a parent or guardian during check-in is mandatory. The parent or guardian authorizes the underage test-taker to be recorded throughout the exam. If the parent or guardian is not present, it will result in the revocation of the exam session.

No High School Diploma or Enrollment

  • Applicants cannot already hold a high school diploma or be enrolled in a school program.

GED Residency Requirements in Massachusetts

To qualify for the GED test in Massachusetts, residency within the state is mandatory.  Additionally, your current address must match the one used during registration and account creation.

During the GED test, you must present one of the following identification documents:

  • A valid driver’s license from any state
  • A valid Passport
  • National ID car
  • A state-issued ID card
  • Military ID card

These documents must contain the following information:

  • Your name
  • Your date of birth
  • A recent photograph
  • Your signature

If you fail to provide documentation you will be prohibited from taking the test. 

The residency requirement also applies to students taking the HISET test. Besides Massachusetts, several other states and territories require proof of residency for HiSET test-takers, including:

These states and territories mandate that candidates provide documentation to verify their residency status when registering for the HiSET exams.

Cost of GED Test in Massachusetts

Massachusetts GED test is priced at $36 per subtest or $144 for the complete GED battery. This fee applies to both online GED testing and in-person testing at a test center. 

Free GED Programs in Massachusetts

Massachusetts covers the cost of your initial GED test in each subject and one retake per subject while funding remains available. Terms and conditions.

You will be required to use the following Voucher codes when scheduling for the test:

First test in a subject

 MAFREEGED1

Retakes in a subject

  • In-person: MARETAKE
  • Online: OPMARETAKE

NOTE: The limited-time offer of up to 2 discounted retakes for exams taken at test centers has been extended provided both retakes are completed by June 30, 2024.

Furthermore, you can pay for GED without taking the test.

You can use a credit or debit card as a payment method when scheduling your GED test online.

Free HISET Testing in Massachusetts

The HiSET (High School Equivalency Test) offers an alternative to the GED for students in Massachusetts who are seeking a high school diploma equivalent.

Both tests provide a means for those who did not finish traditional high school to earn a state-recognized high school equivalency credential.

Massachusetts is among the few states that offer the HiSET exam at no cost to residents, making it an accessible option for those seeking their high school equivalency credential.

To take advantage of this opportunity, candidates must enter specific promo code when registering:

  • For a HiSET subtest or retest, enter MAHISET

Additionally, states like West Virginia and Maine also provide the HiSET exam for free, further enhancing its accessibility.

Approved GED Testing Centers in Massachusetts

Massachusetts provides numerous GED testing centers across the state for candidates  who prefer to take the test in person.

Allston

Jackson Mann Comm. Ctr (HiSET) – 500 Cambridge St – Allston – MA 02134 – Ph: (617) 635.4920

Attleboro

Bristol Comm. College (HiSET) – 11 Field Rd – Attleboro – MA 02703 – Ph: (774) 357.3978

Boston

Tobin Comm. Center (GED, HiSET) – 1483 Tremont St – Boston – MA 02120 – Ph: (617) 635.4920

Roxbury Comm. Coll. (HiSET) – 1234 Columbus Ave – Boston – MA 02120 – Ph: (617) 708.3628 or (857) 701.1405

Bunker Hill Comm. Coll. (GED, HiSET) – 250 New Rutherford Ave – Boston – MA 02129 – Ph: (617) 228.2377/2368

Bourne

Upper Cape Tech (GED) – 220 Sandwich Rd – Bourne – MA 02532 – Ph: (508) 759.7711

Brockton

Massasoit Comm. Coll. (GED) – 1 Massasoit Blvd – Brockton – MA 02302 – Ph: (508) 588.9100

Canton

Massasoit Comm. Coll. (HiSET) – 900 Randolph St – Canton – MA 02021 – Ph: (508) 588.9100

Charlestown

Charlestown Adult Ed. (HiSET) – 76 Monument St – Charlestown – MA 02129 – Ph: (617) 635.4920

Charlton

Bay Path Regional Vo-Tech HS (HiSET) – 57 Old Muggett Hill Rd – Charlton – MA 01507 – Ph: (508) 248.5974

Chelsea

Bunker Hill Comm. Coll. (HiSET, GED) – 70 Everett Ave – Chelsea – MA 02150 – Ph: (617) 228.2368/2377

Clinton

Clinton Adult Learning Ctr (GED, HiSET) – 150 School St – Clinton – MA 01510 – Ph: (978) 365.4226

Danvers

North Shore Comm. Coll. (GED, HiSET) – 1 Ferncroft Rd – Danvers – MA 01923 – Ph: (978) 739.5409

Devens

Mount Wachusett Comm Coll (GED, HiSET) – 27 Jackson Rd – Devens – MA 01432 – Ph: (978) 630.9173

Dorchester

Perkins Comm. Ctr (HiSET) – 155 Talbot Ave – Dorchester – MA 02124 – Ph: (617) 635.4920

East Boston

BCYF Paris St Comm. Ctr (HiSET) – 112 Paris St – East Boston – MA 02128 – Ph: (617) 635.4920

Harborside Comm. Center (HiSET) – 312 Border St – East Boston – MA 02129 – Ph: (617) 635.4920

Falmouth

Falmouth High (HiSET) – 874 Gifford St – Falmouth – MA 02540 – Ph: (508) 540.2200

Fall River

Bristol Comm. Coll. (HiSET) – 777 Elsbree St – Fall River – MA 02720 – Ph: (774) 357.3978

Gardner

Mt Wachusett Comm. Coll. (GED, HiSET) – 444 Green St – Gardner – MA 01440 – Ph: (978) 630.9173

Gloucester

Wellspring House (HiSET) – 302 Essex Ave – Gloucester – MA 01930 – Ph: (978) 281.3221

Great Barrington

Berkshire Comm. Coll. (HiSET) – 343 Main St – Great Barrington – MA 01230 – Ph: (413) 236.1656

Greenfield

Greenfield Comm. Coll. (GED, HiSET) – 1 College Dr – Greenfield – MA 01301 – Ph: (413) 775.1821/1147

Haverhill

Northern Essex Comm. Coll. (GED, HiSET) – 100 Elliott St – Haverhill – MA 01830 – Ph: (978) 556.3448

Holyoke

Holyoke Comm. Coll. (GED) – 303 Homestead Ave – Holyoke – MA 01040 – Ph: (413) 552.2112

PAFEC (HiSET) – 206 Maple St – 4th Fl – Holyoke – MA 01040 – Ph: (413) 552.2292/2112

Hyde Park

Hyde Park Community Ctr (HiSET) – 1179 River St – Hyde Park – MA 02136 – Ph: (617) 635.4920

Jamaica Plain

Curtis Hall Comm. Ctr (HiSET) – 20 South St – Jamaica Plain – MA 02130 – Ph: (617) 635.4920

Lawrence

Lawrence Adult Learning Ctr (GED, HiSET) – 51 Lawrence St – Lawrence – MA 01840 – Ph: (978) 722.8114

Leominster

Mt. Wachusett Comm. College (HiSET, GED) – 100 Erdman Way – Leominster – MA 01453 – Ph: (978) 630.9173

Lowell

Abisi Adult. Ed. Ctr (GED, HiSET) – 408 Merrimack St – Lowell – MA 01854 – Ph: (978) 937.8989

Lynn

North Shore Comm. Coll. (GED, HiSET) – 300 Broad St – Lynn – MA 01901 – Ph: (781) 477.2135

Malden

Triangle-Malden (GED) – 157 Pleasant St – Malden – MA 02148 – Ph: (781) 388.4320

Mattapan

Mildred Ave Community Ctr (HiSET) – 5 Mildred Ave – Mattapan – MA 02126 – Ph: (617) 635.4920

Nantucket

Nantucket Comm. School (GED) – 56 Centre St – Nantucket – MA 02554 – Ph: (508) 228.7285

Nantucket Comm. School (HiSET) -10 Surfside Rd – Nantucket – MA 02554 – Ph: (508) 228.7285

New Bedford

New Bedford Adult Ed. (GED) – 181 Hillman St – New Bedford – MA 02740 – Ph: (508) 997.4511

New Bedford High (HiSET) – 230 Hathaway Blvd – New Bedford – MA 02740 – Ph: (508) 997.4511

North Adams

Massachusetts Coll. of Liberal Arts (HiSET) – 275 Church St – North Adams – MA 02147 – Ph: (413) 236.1656

Northampton

James House Comm. Learning Ctr (HiSET) – 42 Gothic St – Northampton – MA 01060 – Ph: (413) 552.2112

Oak Bluffs

Martha’s Vineyard Reg. High (HiSET) – 100 Edgartown-Vineyard Haven Rd – Oak Bluffs – MA 02557 – Ph: (508) 560-2085

Pittsfield

Berkshire Comm. College (GED) – 1350 West St – Pittsfield – MA 01201 – Ph: (413) 236.1655

Quincy

Quincy College (HiSET) – 1250 Hancock St – Quincy – MA 02169 – Ph: (617) 984.1700/1650

Roslindale

Thomas M Menino Comm. Ctr (HiSET) – 125 Brookway Rd – Roslindale – MA 02131 – Ph: (617) 635.4920

Roslindale Community Ctr (HiSET) – 6 Cummins Hwy – Roslindale – MA 02131 – Ph: (617) 635.4920

Roxbury

Vine Street Comm. Ctr (HiSET) – 339 Dudley St – Roxbury – MA 02119 – Ph: (617) 959.9400

Shelburne Comm. Ctr (HiSET) – 2730 Washington St – Roxbury – MA 02119 – Ph: (617) 635.4920

Boston Adult Ed (HiSET) – 55 Malcolm X Blvd – Roxbury Crossing – MA 02120 – Ph: (617) 635.9300

Roxbury Crossing

Roxbury Comm. Coll. (GED, HiSET) – 1234 Columbus Ave – Roxbury Crossing – MA 02120 – Ph: (857) 701.1400

Salem

Triangle Inc.-Salem (HiSET, GED) – 45 Congress St – Ste 4171 – Salem – MA 01970 – Ph: (617) 312.2871

Somerville

SCALE (HiSET) – 167 Holland St – Somerville – MA 02144 – Ph: (857) 829.1831

South Boston

Tech Computers, Inc. (GED, HiSET) – 453 W 4th St – South Boston – MA 02127 – Ph: (617) 622.5600

Condon Comm. Center (HiSET – 200 D St – South Boston – MA 02127 – Ph: (617) 635.4920

Springfield

Technical Comm. Coll. (HiSET) – 1 Armory Sq – Springfield – MA 01105 – Ph: (413) 755.4657

Springfield Schools (GED, HiSET) – 204 Boston Rd – Springfield – MA 01109 – Ph: (413) 787.7210

Wakefield

Galvin Middle School (HiSET) – 525 Main St – Wakefield – MA 01880 – Ph: (781) 246.6410 x 24107

Wareham

Wareham High School (HiSET) – 7 Viking Dr – Wareham – MA 02571 – Ph: (508) 291.3510

West Barnstable

Cape Cod Comm. Coll. (HiSET) – 2240 Iyannough Rd – West Barnstable – MA 02668 – Ph: (508) 362-2131

Westfield

Westfield Athenaeum Library (HiSET) – 6 Elm St – Westfield – MA 01085 – Ph: (413) 552.2112

Worcester

Quinsigamond Comm. Coll. (GED, HiSET) – 25 Federal St – Worcester – MA 01608 – Ph: (508) 854.7529

Worcester Adult Education (GED, HiSET) – 24 Chatham St – Worcester – MA 01609 – Ph: (508) 799.3090

GED Test Online Massachusetts

You can take the GED online in Massachusetts  through the OnVUE platform. This convenient testing method allows you to take the four GED subtests from the comfort of your own home or another suitable location. 

The online GED test is monitored in real-time by a live proctor throughout the duration of the exam. This live proctoring ensures the security and integrity of the testing process. 

The OnVUE software used for online GED testing also incorporates artificial intelligence (AI) features that further enhance test security.

Online GED Testing Requirements:

  • Passing Scores: You must achieve passing “green” scores on the official GED Ready practice tests before you can take the online GED exam. The GED Ready tests cost $6.99 each.
  • Equipment: A computer equipped with a webcam and a stable internet connection is crucial.
  • Testing Environment: To maintain the confidentiality of the test, it is essential to have a private room with a closed door.
  • System Check: Before scheduling and paying for the online test, it is vital to perform a system check to verify that your computer meets all the necessary requirements.

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GED Retake Policies in Massachusetts

In Massachusetts, the policies for retaking the GED exam offer flexibility and specific guidelines for students seeking to improve their scores. 

For those retesting in-person at a Testing Center

  • No Waiting Period for Second Attempt

If you need to retake a GED subject test in Massachusetts, there is no waiting period for the first. If you have taken a particular GED subject test three times and failed to pass, you will be required to observe a 60-day waiting period before you can attempt that subject test again.

  • Unlimited Retakes per Year

There is no limit to the number of times you can retake the GED exam in Massachusetts within a year.

For those retesting Online

The Online Proctored Exam permits one retake before a 60-day waiting period. After attempting a test subject twice online, you will need to wait 60 days before you can retake it.

Retake Fees for the GED Test in Massachusetts

For in-person GED retaking at a GED testing center

For every GED® test subject you purchase but don’t pass, you’ll receive a discounted retake. You have 365 days after your initial full-price test to utilize this retake opportunity. This offer continues until you successfully pass the test. 

GED Testing Service covers the $26 testing fee, though additional fees may be applicable in your state.

 Note that in Massachusetts, there’s a $10 test center fee for GED® test retakes.

Additionally, the time-limited offer for up to 2 discounted retakes for exams taken in test centers, has been extended provided both retakes are completed by June 30, 2024.

Online GED exam Retaking:

The retake fee for the GED test in Massachusetts for people taking the test online is $36 per subject test. This fee applies for retakes taken online, and there is no discount for online retakes.

How to Prepare for the GED Test in Massachusetts 

Thorough preparation is important for success in the GED exam, especially considering its increasing level of difficulty. Proper preparation not only enhances confidence but also offers insight into the exam’s format and content, thereby improving the likelihood of passing.

Several effective preparation methods exist, including taking practice tests, enrolling in GED prep courses, utilizing study guides and online resources, seeking tutoring, and establishing a study schedule. By committing time and effort to preparation, you can significantly increase your likelihood of passing the GED exam and demonstrating your academic capabilities.

Online GED Classes Massachusetts

In Massachusetts, you are not required to take a GED class or receive instruction from a local prep center before taking the test. However, it is highly recommended that you prepare adequately for the GED exam to ensure success.

Prepsaret offers GED Test Prep resources that are designed to help you prepare for the high school equivalency test. With these resources, you can increase your chances of passing the GED exam and achieving your educational goals in Massachusetts.

Furthermore, Prepsaret provides practice tests that help you evaluate your comprehension of the material you’ve already mastered and pinpoint areas where improvement is needed to boost your scores. This method optimizes your study time and expedites your progress in achieving better results.

Free Online GED Classes Massachusetts

Free online GED classes offer a flexible and cost-effective option for those who need a more adaptable learning schedule. These classes enable students to study at their own pace and on their own time.

Massachusetts residents can access free online resources through platforms like Prepsaret, which provides free questions for all GED subjects to help assess and improve knowledge.

YouTube is also a valuable resource for GED preparation, with numerous educational channels offering practice tests and quizzes tailored to the GED exam. For example, the FREE GED Social Studies Practice Test provides a variety of questions to help students prepare for the Social Studies section.

These online resources can effectively supplement traditional GED prep classes, enhancing the learning experience with engaging and accessible content.

GED Programs in Boston, MA

In Boston, Massachusetts, several free GED programs are available to help adults prepare for the GED exam:

  • Boston Adult Literacy Fund (BALF) offers GED preparation classes at various locations throughout the city
  • Boston Public Schools Adult Education provides GED instruction at no cost to Boston residents.
  • Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción (IBA) offers GED classes in Spanish and English for low-income residents.

These programs provide:

  • Free GED preparation classes
  • Practice tests
  • Textbooks and materials
  • Guidance from experienced instructors

How Long Does It Take to Prepare for the GED Test?

The timeline for completing GED test preparation can differ depending on a student’s readiness and study habits. On average, students typically aim to earn their GED diploma within 2-3 months of concentrated study.

For those seeking structured assistance, platforms like Prepsaret offer online classes, study guides, and practice tests tailored specifically to the GED exam. This resource enables students to prepare efficiently at their own pace, accessing study materials conveniently whenever they need.

As a general guideline, dedicating approximately 3 hours per day to study is recommended. With such consistent dedication, one can become prepared for the test in as little as one month.

Massachusetts Transcripts and Diploma 

Upon successful completion of the GED test, you will be awarded a Massachusetts High School Equivalency Diploma along with an official transcript of your scores typically delivered within two weeks of scoring. 

This Official Transcript serves as your gateway to college, vocational school, employment, or military service. Your diploma signifies the official recognition by the State of Massachusetts of your achievement, therefore, it is essential to safeguard it alongside your other crucial documents.

How Do I Get a Copy of My Massachusetts GED Test Transcript?

To get a copy of your Massachusetts GED test transcript, you need to go through DiplomaSender, a third-party vendor that now handles all GED and HiSET records and credentials for Massachusetts.

Steps to Get Your Massachusetts GED Transcript

  1. Go to the DiplomaSender website (https://diplomasender.com) and create an account using your email address and a password.
  2. Once logged in, follow the instructions to request an official transcript of your GED scores. You can have the transcript mailed, emailed, or faxed to your desired destination.
  3. Each transcript request costs $15, payable by credit or debit card.
  4. If you cannot access the internet, you can call DiplomaSender at 855-313-5799, but there may be a surcharge for ordering by phone.

The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education no longer issues GED diplomas or transcripts directly. DiplomaSender is now the sole provider of these credentials in Massachusetts, with records dating back to 1968.

If you need further assistance, you can contact the Massachusetts HSE Office staff through the contact information provided on their website. However, DiplomaSender should be your first point of contact for obtaining your GED transcript.

What Is the Validity Period of the Massachusetts GED Certificate?

The Massachusetts GED certificate does not expire or have a validity period. Once you pass the GED test in Massachusetts, you will receive a high school equivalency diploma that is valid for life.

Some key points about the validity of the Massachusetts GED:

  • The GED certificate is a permanent record of your achievement in passing the GED test.
  • You can use your Massachusetts GED diploma for the same purposes as a traditional high school diploma, such as applying for jobs or enrolling in college.
  • There is no expiration date or time limit on the validity of the GED credential in Massachusetts.

How to Register for the GED test in Massachusetts

To register  for the GED test in Massachusetts, you need to start by creating an account on the official GED website, GED.com. 

This platform enables you to schedule your test appointments, manage payments, and utilize various resources associated with the GED exam. Furthermore, you can use the GED platform to access GED ready practice tests.

Step 1: Create a GED Account

  1. Visit GED.com: Go to the official GED website at GED.com.
  2. Create Your Profile: Fill out the required information to create your GED account. This includes personal details such as name, email, and password.

Step 2: Schedule Your GED Test

  1. Log into Your Account: Use your GED.com account to schedule your test appointments.
  2. Choose Your Test Center: Select a test center in Massachusetts, such as Montgomery College.
  3. Select Test Date and Time: Choose your desired test date and time.
  4. Use Voucher Codes: Use the voucher code MAFREEGED1 for your first subject test, MARETAKE for in-person retakes, and OPMARETAKE for online retakes.

Why Earning a GED Credential Matters in Massachusetts

Earning a GED credential in Massachusetts is crucial because it has a profound impact on various aspects of one’s life, including their education, career, and personal development.

  1. Recognition: The GED credential is recognized by the state of Massachusetts and is equivalent to a high school diploma, providing a formal recognition of one’s educational achievements.
  2. College Acceptance: A GED credential is accepted by most colleges and universities in Massachusetts, including prestigious schools like Harvard and Yale. This opens up opportunities for higher education and career advancement.
  3. Job Market Advantage: Having a GED credential gives individuals a competitive edge in the job market. Many employers require a high school diploma or GED, and having one demonstrates a baseline knowledge relevant to most industries.
  4. Increased Salary Potential: Earning a GED can lead to higher salary earnings compared to having no high school education credential at all. This is because a GED demonstrates a level of knowledge and education that is valuable to employers.
  5. Higher Enrollment and Persistence in Postsecondary Education: Studies have shown that GED credential recipients enroll in postsecondary education at a significantly higher rate (36.6%) compared to non-passers (20.4%).
  6. Increased Participation in the Labor Force: Female GED recipients are more likely to participate in the labor force compared to other dropouts, with nearly 40 million U.S. adults aged 16 and older lacking a high school diploma or GED credential.
  7. Economic Benefits: GED recipients earn associate’s degrees and bachelor’s degrees at higher or similar rates as high school graduates, indicating the economic benefits of obtaining a GED credential.

 

Massachusetts GED Testing Accommodations for People Living with Disabilities

In Massachusetts, accommodations for GED testing are available to support individuals with disabilities or health-related needs. The Massachusetts High School Equivalency Office, along with its test vendors, provides these accommodations to ensure that all test takers have a fair opportunity to succeed.

Types of Disabilities Covered

Accommodations are available for a variety of disabilities, including but not limited to:

  • Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
  • Learning and Cognitive Disorders (LCD)
  • Psychological and Psychiatric Disorders (EPP)
  • Physical Disabilities and Chronic Health Conditions (PCH)
  • Hearing and Visual Impairments.

Available Accommodations

The specific accommodations provided can vary based on the individual’s needs and the type of disability. Common accommodations include:

  • Extra testing time
  • Separate testing room
  • Extra breaks
  • Screen readers
  • Large print materials
  • Scribes or keyboard entry aides
  • Sign language-interpreted instructions.

Application Process

To apply for accommodations, candidates must:

  1. Create an account on the GED website (ged.com).
  2. Indicate the need for accommodations during the account setup.
  3. Submit documentation from a licensed professional that details the disability and the required accommodations.
  4. Wait for the approval, which typically takes about 30 days.

Contact Information

For more information or assistance with the application process, candidates can contact:

  • Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education: [email protected] or 781-338-6625.
  • GED Testing Service: Through the contact options provided on ged.com.

These accommodations are designed to ensure that all test takers, regardless of their disabilities, have the necessary support to perform to the best of their abilities on the GED test.

FAQS

To get a GED in Massachusetts, you must pass four subject tests: Math, Science, Social Studies, and English Literacy. The exam is computer-based and can only be taken at official test centers.

You must be a state resident and at least 16 years old, with additional requirements for those under 18.

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In Massachusetts, the GED test is free for state residents, including two free retakes per subject. Normally, the GED exam costs $36 per subtest or $144 for the entire battery when taken at a Massachusetts testing center.

However, if you wish to take the GED test online in another state, you must also purchase four GED Ready practice tests for a total of $28.

In Massachusetts, the HiSET and GED are both high school equivalency tests, but they have some key differences. The GED is only available on the computer, while the HiSET can be taken on paper or on a computer.

The GED consists of four subtests (combining reading and writing into one literacy test), whereas the HiSET has five subtests, separating reading and writing.

Additionally, Massachusetts allows candidates to combine passing scores from both tests to earn their equivalency diploma. Both tests are recognized nationally and can be used for college admissions and employment opportunities.

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In Massachusetts, there is no limit to the number of times you can take the GED test. However, after three attempts, you must wait 60 days before retaking the test. The state offers free GED testing for residents, including two free retakes per subject. If you need to retake the test more than three times, you will need to pay the full test fee again.

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