The University of Oregon Testing Office serves as an official test site for the General Educational Development Certificate, the GED. The GED offers the individual without a high school diploma a "second chance" at earning a high school equivalency certificate. Successful completion of the GED can enhance a person's employability as well as qualify them for admissions to Community College, University or other post-secondary educational programs.
Finish Faster with GED® Testing on Computer
Success is just clicks away!™
Now you can take the GED® test on computer in Oregon and get a better job, go to college, and earn more money.
In 2013 our center launched the GED® test on computer and students are finishing faster and scoring higher on the computer.
Hours of Operation
Mon. – Wed. 8:15am to 4:45pm
Thurs. 11:30am – 4:00pm
Register online at GEDcomputer.com
Watch Tutorial Videos How to Register for the GED® Test on Computer:
GEDtestingservice.com/testers/test--‐on--‐computer--‐tutorials#Register
How to Schedule the GED® Test on Computer:
GEDtestingservice.com/testers/test--‐on--‐computer--‐tutorials#Schedule
Try a Free Sample of the GED® Test on Computer:
GEDtestingservice.com/testers/test--‐on--‐computer--‐tutorials#tutorial
Paper-based GED Testing:
The paper-based GED consists of 5 tests; Writing, Social Studies, Sciences, Reading Literature and Mathematics. Testing is also available in Spanish. Hablamos espanol. Our fee for paper-based GED testing is $100.00.
Currently our paper-based GED testing program is limited to working with the University of Oregon High School Equivalency Program and local Alternative Education/Options programs. Others interested in earning the GED will need to contact the Lane Community College Testing Office, 541-463-5324.
GED sample test questions
List of online GED preparation resources
2013 GED Closeout:
On January 2nd, 2014, the GED test will transition to a revised, exclusively computer-based exam. Any person who had started GED testing prior to 2014, whether paper or computer based, must finish testing by December 31st, 2013. Any person testing after January 2nd, 2014 will be taking the new revised computer-based GED. Scores from tests taken prior to January 2nd, 2014, cannot be combined with GED tests taken after January 2nd, 2014.
If you have started GED testing at the UO, but have not yet completed the GED, please feel free to contact us at 541-346-3230. We can look up your testing record, determine which tests need to be completed, and talk to you about any fees associated with testing.
Individuals who have earned a GED, either through our center or another center in the state of Oregon, and who are looking for copies of their official transcript or a replacement GED certificate will need to contact the GED Program Office in Salem.
Questions? You can email your questions to us at testing@uoregon.edu.
The University of Oregon Testing Office serves as an official test site for the General Educational Development Certificate, the GED. The GED offers the individual without a high school diploma a "second chance" at earning a high school equivalency certificate. Successful completion of the GED can enhance a person's employability as well as qualify them for admissions to Community College, University or other post-secondary educational programs.
Finish Faster with GED® Testing on Computer
Success is just clicks away!™
Now you can take the GED® test on computer in Oregon and get a better job, go to college, and earn more money.
In 2013 our center launched the GED® test on computer and students are finishing faster and scoring higher on the computer.
Hours of Operation
Mon. – Wed. 8:15am to 4:45pm
Thurs. 11:30am – 4:00pm
Register online at GEDcomputer.com
Watch Tutorial Videos How to Register for the GED® Test on Computer:
GEDtestingservice.com/testers/test--‐on--‐computer--‐tutorials#Register
How to Schedule the GED® Test on Computer:
GEDtestingservice.com/testers/test--‐on--‐computer--‐tutorials#Schedule
Try a Free Sample of the GED® Test on Computer:
GEDtestingservice.com/testers/test--‐on--‐computer--‐tutorials#tutorial
Paper-based GED Testing:
The paper-based GED consists of 5 tests; Writing, Social Studies, Sciences, Reading Literature and Mathematics. Testing is also available in Spanish. Hablamos espanol. Our fee for paper-based GED testing is $100.00.
Currently our paper-based GED testing program is limited to working with the University of Oregon High School Equivalency Program and local Alternative Education/Options programs. Others interested in earning the GED will need to contact the Lane Community College Testing Office, 541-463-5324.
GED sample test questions
List of online GED preparation resources
2013 GED Closeout:
On January 2nd, 2014, the GED test will transition to a revised, exclusively computer-based exam. Any person who had started GED testing prior to 2014, whether paper or computer based, must finish testing by December 31st, 2013. Any person testing after January 2nd, 2014 will be taking the new revised computer-based GED. Scores from tests taken prior to January 2nd, 2014, cannot be combined with GED tests taken after January 2nd, 2014.
If you have started GED testing at the UO, but have not yet completed the GED, please feel free to contact us at 541-346-3230. We can look up your testing record, determine which tests need to be completed, and talk to you about any fees associated with testing.
Individuals who have earned a GED, either through our center or another center in the state of Oregon, and who are looking for copies of their official transcript or a replacement GED certificate will need to contact the GED Program Office in Salem.
Questions? You can email your questions to us at testing@uoregon.edu.