High School Equivalency Certificate Options

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As of January 1, 2016, the state of Illinois now has three high school equivalency certification options. Differences include the format of the tests, plus the costs. Explore the following websites and resources to learn more.

Get familiarized with the GED with Cracking the GED Test 2016 and GED Test 2016.

Prepare for the HiSET exam with Master the HiSET Exam and The Official Guide to the HiSET Exam.

Get up to speed with the TASC test with Preparation for the TASC Test and McGraw-Hill Education TASC.

The Brainfuse Adult Learning Center also has a high school equivalency section including practice tests, details about costs and other helpful logistics.

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