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Sign up for free GED and adult basic education classes

Lane Community College offers tuition-free GED and college prep classes, online and in person.

Steps

4 steps
  1. Check that you are old enoughYou must be at least 16. Ages 16 to 17 need a signed release from compulsory education form from their school district.
  2. Fill out the admissions and placement formDecide which term you want to start, then submit the ABSE Admissions & Class Placement Form.
  3. Take the placement assessmentYou take a CASAS assessment before classes so you are placed in the right level.
  4. Pick a class schedule and locationChoose a schedule that fits your life from the ABSE Locations & Schedule page, or contact staff.

Bring

  • School district release (ages 16-17)
Official GED tests cost $44 per test, separate from class enrollment.

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