GEDLearning Support :

The Tests of General Educational Development (GED) provide individuals lacking a high school credential to earn a State of Minnesota GED Diploma. Offered at 58 centers throughout the state, the five-test GED battery measures the academic competencies generally required of a Minnesota high school graduate.

Warning Regarding Misleading GED Claims

Please be advised that the Minnesota GED Diploma 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 Minnesota only at official GED Testing Centers under the direction of the Minnesota Department of Education. Any other GED diploma or high school equivalency certificate not issued by the Minnesota Department of Education may be of dubious value and may not be accepted by employers, colleges and universities, or the military.