Adult Education & GED
Students making a change
What we offer
Experience the power of transformation through our trusted solutions, designed to keep you encouraged in pursuing your goals.
High School Equivalency Diploma (GED)
Reading comprehension skills
Job prospects and earning potential
Get the one-on-one help you deserve
Our teachers are committed to guide you toward success. Receive personalized, one-on-one support to earn your GED and take the next step toward achieving your personal goals.
How to get your GED with us
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Go to Orientation
Attend orientation to learn about the GED program, understand the requirements, and get acquainted with the supportive learning environment.
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Create a Plan
Complete the intake form provided during the orientation, providing essential information about yourself and your educational background to help LCA tailor the program to your specific needs.
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Take an Assesment Test
This assessment is designed to gauge your current educational level and provide the foundation for a tailored success plan, ensuring that every step you take is a step toward achieving your goals.
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Study, Study, Study
Dedicate time and effort to studying the GED curriculum, utilizing the comprehensive materials, resources, and guidance from experienced instructors.
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Take your First Test
We will schedule your first GED exam at LCA's authorized testing center, putting your knowledge to the test and taking a significant step towards earning your GED credential.
We are here to help you pass
In order to get your GED you will need to get a 145-200 in the following subjects.
Feel confident in your reading skills
Lay the groundwork for better comprehension and communication in reading through our skillfully designed program, empowering your learning journey.
Improved everyday communication
Expanded educational opportunities
Enhanced critical thinking and problem-solving
Get to know your instructors
" I see education as an investment in the future, so I'm happy to have the opportunity to work with individuals who are investing time and effort toward obtaining a GED high school equivalency diploma. This exciting journey will bring rewards of greater opportunities!"
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Mary Vonnahme
GED Instructor
Hear from one of our graduates
FAQ
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Is there a cost to attend the Orientation?No, Orientation is FREE to anyone.
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How long does it take to earn a GED?The timeframe for earning a GED varies for each individual based on their prior knowledge and study habits. Our staff are here to provide guidance and support throughout the process.
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Do I need to bring anything before Orientation?Yes, ensure you have your photo ID with you. If you're under 18, remember to bring a withdrawal slip from your previous school. Having a parent or legal guardian present is required for the paperwork. We also encourage you to bring any of your loved ones to join you!
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How much are Adult Education/GED Classes?The Adult Education/GED Program charges $25/per month for GED study hall. There are no tuition fees for participating in the program. Information on financial assistance options, is available for anyone in need of assistance.
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Are there any age restrictions for joining the program?You must be at least 16 years old to enroll in the Adult Education Program. It is open to individuals of all ages who are looking to earn their GED, improve their reading skills, or enhance their digital literacy.
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Can I get assistance with job placement or career guidance?Career guidance and job placement support may be available through local resources and partnerships. It is advisable to inquire with the program coordinator for information on career services available in your area.
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Can I attend the program if I have a criminal record?Yes, individuals with a criminal record are welcome to participate in the adult education program. The program focuses on providing educational opportunities and support for all individuals regardless of their background.