GED Test Accommodations Resources

What Are Accommodations, Anyway?

According to the GED Testing Service,

"The purpose of accommodations is to provide candidates with full access to the GED test. However, accommodations are not a guarantee of improved performance or test completion. GED Testing Service provides reasonable and appropriate accommodations to individuals with documented disabilities who demonstrate a need for accommodations.

GED test accommodations may include things such as:

A separate testing room
Extra testing time
Extra breaks

Test accommodations are individualized and considered on a case-by-case basis.

Consequently, no single type of accommodation (e.g., extra time) would necessarily be appropriate for all individuals with disabilities. Simply demonstrating that an individual meets diagnostic criteria for a particular disorder does not mean the the person is automatically entitled to accommodations."

Supporting Documentation Forms:
Psychological & Psychiatric Disorders

How do I apply for accommodations?

Supporting Documentation Forms:
Intellectual Disability

What accommodations are right for me?

How do I request accommodations?

Supporting Documentation Forms:
Long-Term Physical/Chronic Health Conditions

Personal Items and
Minor Modifications

GED Test Accommodation Information for Students Who Have Documented Disabilities

Supporting Documentation Forms:
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

Supporting Documentation Forms: Learning
and Other Cognitive Disorders

Accommodations Appeal Form
(If request was not approved)

How do I schedule an accommodated exam?