It depends.  If you took the test before January 2014 then no, because the makers of the GED Test changed the format of the test and the old scores do not match up.  Students will need to take whole test over with the new format.  If you have taken a test since January 2014 then yes, you can still use your scores.

No.  There is nowhere online anyone can take the GED.  You can register to take the test online, but all the tests have to be taken at Certified Testing Locations.

Classes are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings at 8:30 until noon in the Workforce Oklahoma Building at OSUIT in Okmulgee. Students do not have to attend for the entire class period.

Yes. There is a one time fee of $15, which must be paid BEFORE enrollment. If another organization is taking care of the charges, please discuss the arrangement with the teacher BEFORE enrollment. All payments must be made at the BURSAR counter in the Grady Clack Center located just north of the Workforce Building on the OSUIT campus.

No. However, we ask that students attend on a regular basis. 75% attendance is strongly encouraged. We have found out in all our classes, the students who take classes seriously and attend regularly are the ones who pass the test.

Most students are older than 18. There is no student that is too old to attend class. Additional paperwork must be filled out for 16 and 17 year olds to enroll in classes. This paperwork must be completed and also turned in to the Assessment Center located in the Grady Clack Building.

No, unfortunately an online class is not an option at this time.

No. Anyone 18 or older can sign up and take the test without any classes. Students 16 or 17 years old will need to get permission from a legal guardian and their local school district before taking the test.

For other questions about GED classes, contact Fran Columbine at 918-756-5791.
For other questions about registering for the test, contact Rendi Glass at 918-293-5254 or 918-293-5258.