General Questions
WHAT IS TESTED ON THE CASAS?
Reading and Listening
WHAT IS ON THE GED TEST?
Reasoning through Language Arts, Mathematical Reasoning, Science, and Social Studies
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ABE AND GED?
The results of the TABE test determine if you are placed in ABE or GED classes. If your scores fall below high school level (NRS Levels 1 – 4), you will be scheduled in ABE. These classes include ABE Language Arts and ABE Math. They strengthen your foundational skills and prepare you for GED coursework. If your scores are high school level (NRS Levels 5 and 6), you will be placed in GED classes: Reasoning through Language Arts, Mathematical Reasoning, Science, and Social Studies.
CAN I CALL TO GET MY TEST RESULTS?
No, test results cannot be given over the phone. You will receive your scores at orientation.
DO YOU HAVE ONLINE CLASSES?
Yes, we have online classes for ESOL, ABE, and GED. You must have scored a level 3 or higher on the reading section of the TABE to qualify for online ABE classes.
MAY I TAKE CLASSES ON CAMPUS AND ONLINE AT THE SAME TIME?
No.
CAN I TAKE THE GED TEST IF I’M UNDER 18?
You must be at least 16 years old and qualify for a waiver in order to take the General Educational Development (GED) tests.
CAN I TAKE GED CLASSES IN SPANISH?
We do not offer GED classes in Spanish; however, the GED test is offered in Spanish. Go to GED.com for more information.
IF I DO NOT HAVE ANY LEGAL STATUS, MAY I ENROLL IN CLASSES?
Yes.
MAY I BRING MY CHILD TO CLASS WITH ME OR DO YOU OFFER DAYCARE?
No.
WHAT CAN I DO IF I HAVE A DISABILITY?
In order to receive accommodations, you must self-disclose the disability and provide documentation.
HOW LONG SHOULD THE PROGRAM LAST?
The length of the program depends on your current academic level and how much time and effort you can commit to accomplishing your goal.