High School Equivalency
Learn more about Colorado High School Equivalency Testing here
The GED is a test that shows high school equivalency for people who did not get their high school diploma for any reason. The test is comprised of four parts: math, language arts, social studies, and science.
You can take each subject online for $43.50, or in-person at a test center for $37.50/subject.
On the GED website, there are many options for studying, practicing, and scheduling your test.
Some companies offer free GED prep and testing through GEDWorks. Create an account to know if you are eligible.
Through Littleton Public Schools' NEXT Program, you can access free GED testing, concurrent enrollment classes, workforce development, and social-emotional support. Contact the program director, Melissa Escobedo, at 720-357.5595 or nextgedlittleton@zerodropouts.com or the Coordinator of Alternative Learning, Nathan Frasier, at 303-347-5090 or nfrasier@lps.k12.co.us to learn more.
ADWorks is a partner of the American Job Association that provides no-cost services to job seekers needing extra guidance. ADWorks provides an extensive toolbox of resources, workshops, counseling, and assistance at no cost to participants. There are options for self-service, guided/staff-assisted service, and program/outreach services. ADWorks also offers business development services as well.