Adults who have not received their high school diploma are eligible to receive an equivalent credential by passing the GED exam. The GED exam tests basic subjects that students are taught in high schools across the United States. Although students who take the GED exam are not awarded a diploma, they do receive an equivalency credential certification that is accepted by employers and higher learning institutions around the country.

The General Education Development (GED) exam tests basic subjects that students are taught in high school. Lessons taught in GED classes include writing, reading, social studies, math, and science. Those are the subject areas that make up the General Education Development (GED) examination in New Jersey.

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Last Updated: 08/17/16