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Community General Educational Development (GED) Programs


While PPSC doesn't offer GED preparation classes, several trusted community programs do.  Explore the local resources below to find the right program for you which will help you prepare for the GED examination.

Once you’ve completed your preparation classes, the PPSC Testing Center offers the GED examination. Passing the exam will earn you the GED credential.

What is a GED?

The General Education Development (GED) is a national high school equivalency credential recognized by colleges, employers, and the military. It measures skills in Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies - showing you have the knowledge of a high school graduate.

LOCAL PREPARATION PROGRAMS
Community GED preparation programs help adults who did not finish high school prepare for the GED exam and earn their high school equivalency. 

Community GED Preparation Programs
  • District 2 High School
  • District 11 High School
  • Pikes Peak Library District
GED TEST - EARNING THE CREDENTIAL
After completing a local preparation program, you can take the GED exam at Pikes Peak State College to earn your credential.

Earning Your GED Helps You
  • Qualify for college admissions and financial aid opportunities
  • Improve career options and earning potential
  • Build confidence and open the door to life's opportunities

GED Preparation

While PPSC focuses on testing, several organizations in the Colorado Springs community offer GED preparation and adult education programs. These classes can help you review key subjects, build study skills, and gain confidence before scheduling your test.

Harrison School District 2 – Adult Education

Offers GED preparation and English as a Second Language (ESL) classes for adult learners - including in reading & writing, social studies, math, and science. 

Supportive instructors help you reach your goals in a flexible, welcoming environment. 

Visit their webpage for more information.

Services also offered at District 2:
  • English as a Second Language (ESL) -  Develop English communication skills for work, school, and community involvement.
  • Adult Education (Literacy)
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School District 11 – Adult & Family Education

Free, in-person classes for adults working toward a high school equivalency or learning English.

Taught by certified instructors, with courses focusing on reading, writing, and math.

Students typically begin with either language arts or math and may add the other with instructor approval.

Visit their webpage for more information.
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Pikes Peak Library District – Adult Education

Provides hybrid and in-person GED preparation options for adults ages 17 and older who have not earned a high school credential.

Classes combine online and face-to-face learning, supported by tutoring and digital study tools - an excellent option for independent learners who need flexibility and access to library resources.

Visit their webpage for more information.
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Take the GED Test at PPSC

Prepped? Let's Earn That GED

Once you’re ready, you can take your GED test right here at Pikes Peak State College. The GED is administered on computer in a certified testing center, and our Testing Center provides a comfortable, professional environment so you can focus and do your best.

To schedule your test, create an account or login to MyGED and select Pikes Peak State College as your test site. You can take all sections at once for a total fee of $150.00, or take them one at a time for $37.50 each.

If you run into any issues during the registration process, call Pearson VUE at 1-877-392-6433.
Visit the GED website for more details.
Schedule Test at MyGED

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Continue Your Momentum

After you have earned your GED, you should be proud of your high school credential. Take a moment to celebrate, and when you're ready to take the next step toward your first college credential, PPSC will be ready to help you!

Our enrollment advisors can help you explore certificate and degree programs, financial aid options, and transfer pathways to a four-year university.

Contact Enrollment Services
Call Center (719-502-2000)
Visit Enrollment Services Webpage