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Advisory Against Misleading GED Claims

Please be advised that the Michigan GED High School Equivalency Certificate can be neither earned nor obtained via the Internet or through correspondence programs. The Tests of General Educational Development (GED Tests)--developed by the General Educational Development Testing Service of the American Council on Education (GED Testing Service) --require extensive preparation and the demonstration of a high level of high school knowledge and academic skills. The GED Tests are administered in Michigan only at Official GED Testing Centers under the direction of the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Growth. Any other high school equivalency certificates not issued by the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Growth or another jurisdictional GED testing authority may be of dubious value and may not be accepted by employers, colleges and universities, or the military

General Education Development (GED) Testing Information:

GED Transcript Request Form
Michigan GED Testing Jurisdictional Requirements
Jurisdictional Policy Modification
GED Testing Centers
CASIO Calculator Guide (rft)
CASIO Calculator Guide
(This guide needs to be copied front to back.)
GED High School Equivalency Certificates and "Social Security Number"

Information for Establishing a GED Testing Center
Please read the FAQ document below to see if you qualify to open a
GED Testing Center. If the guidelines are met, the following documents
provide information needed to establish a GED Testing Center.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Cover Letter- This cover letter summarizes the information provided in the following documents.
Establishing a GED Testing Center- Includes information on establishing the eligibility of the institution to house a center, establishing a need for a testing center, securing institutional commitment for an on-going GED testing program, analyzing facilities and staff, and preparing for a proposed operating budget.
Application to Establish a GED Testing Center - Complete and submit this document after meeting all GED Testing Center guidelines.
Official GED Testing Center Compliance Checklist - Requesting agencies wishing to establish an Official GED Testing Center should complete this checklist prior to submitting the application.
Test Schedules and Testing Fees- Information on establishing testing fees and testing schedules.
Example of a Small Volume GED Testing Center- Sample budget page.
Example of a Large Volume GED Testing Center - Components, and requirements of operating a GED Testing Center for the schools, colleges and citizens.


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