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Get Started on your GED

Get Started on your GED®

GED® and HSED prep programs are FREE at NWTC.

Why Start Now?

  • Get FREE test preparation at any NWTC campus or regional learning center.
  • Learn from our GED® test experts who will be with you all the way.
  • Choose from a variety of class times to meet your busy schedule.
  • Meet new people as you earn the GED®, or bring a friend and earn your GEDs together.
  • Get closer to your goals! Complete your GED® and then start taking regular college classes.

You may be eligible to receive a scholarship to help pay for your GED tests – ask us how!

Eligibility Requirements

We look forward to working with you! But first, let’s make sure you meet the following eligibility requirements:

  • You must be at least 18.5 years old, or your 9th grade class must have graduated.
  • You must be a Wisconsin resident.
  • You must not be currently enrolled in a public or private high school.
  • You must not be a high school graduate.

Choose a Testing Location

You may take the GED® test at any of the three NWTC campuses. Choose the location most convenient for you and let’s get started!


Green Bay    Marinette ​   Sturgeon Bay ​

Want to Gain Career Skills While You Earn Your GED®?

Check out the Career Pathways Bridge program. Choose from Welding, Electricity, Medical Assistant, Nursing Assistant, and Paraeducator.

What’s next after earning the GED®?

Start taking college classes. You can do it! Choose from over 200 academic programs at NWTC. If you’re unsure about your career path, we can help you find career fields that fit your interests and strengths.

Will the NWTC experience challenge you? Yes, but it’s worth it. And don’t worry, our academic coaches and advisors are dedicated to helping you succeed!

GED® and the GED Testing Service® are registered trademarks of the American Council on Education® and may not be used or reproduced without the express written permission of the American Council on Education.

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