The GED Testing program offers a candidate an opportunity to earn a Kansas State High School Diploma. To take the GED at Johnson County Community College, a person must be a Kansas resident, not currently enrolled in high school and at least 18 years old. If the candidate is 16 or 17 years old, see section "Candidates Under 18" for testing requirements. Proof of passing the GED Practice Test is also required. Refer to the Preregistration section for additional requirements.

The GED Practice Test is offered through Johnson County Adult Education. Call 913-469-7621 or visit the Johnson County Adult Education Web site for more information.

If a candidate has a documented disability, he/she may qualify for testing accommodations. Refer to the Accommodations section.

Candidates wanting to take the Spanish version of the GED Test may contact Kansas City Kansas Community College at 913-288-7246.

Time Limit to Complete the GED Test Battery

In Kansas candidates taking the GED Test for the first time must complete the entire battery of five tests within ninety (90) calendar days of the initial test date and in no more than three testing sessions.

Candidates Under 18

As required by the State of Kansas, if candidates are 16 or 17 years of age, he/she must obtain a Compulsory Attendance Disclaimer and a Compulsory Attendance Exemption form from the school district in which he/she resides.

A parent/legal guardian must accompany the candidate to preregistration and sign the required forms.

Certain conditions apply if a person is an emancipated minor, is adjudicated and under court authority or have a marriage certificate.

Contact Testing Services at 913-469-4439 for more information.

Fees and Test Requirements

The current fee for the GED Test in Kansas is $68 statewide. This is a non-transferable, non-refundable fee. It is payable to JCCC in the form of a money order or a check. The fee is subject to change without notice.