Here is a list of Marshall Islands HiSET testing centers.

If you're like many, you're probably wondering: How can I get my HiSET fast? Well, the good news is that earning your HiSET certificate is easier than you think. The sooner you start, the sooner you can meet your goals.

Steps to Get the HiSET Exam in the Marshall Islands

1. Check Your Eligibility in the Marshall Islands: Every country has its own HiSET exam eligibility requirements. For the Marshall Islands, you can find the list of requirements at the top of this page.
2. Study for the Test: Preparing for the HiSET exam is key to success. Choose from various study options, including using a HiSET Marshall Islands study guide, attending local HiSET prep classes, or studying online.
3. Practice the Material: Create a quiet and focused study environment. Use HiSET study guides or online classes to help structure your learning.
4. Take HiSET Practice Tests: Practice tests are a great way to track your progress and identify areas for improvement. In the Marshall Islands, you must take the official HiSET half-length practice test before taking the official HiSET exam. Official practice test verification is required on test day for admittance to testing.
5. Register for the Test: When you're ready, schedule your HiSET exam.
6. Take the Test: On test day, bring a valid, non-expired, government-issued photo ID. Personal items are not allowed in the testing area.
7. Get Your Transcript and Diploma: After passing the HiSET exam, the Marshall Islands will award you a high school equivalency certificate, showing that you have achieved the same level of knowledge as a high school graduate.

Yes, in fact, HiSET Academy is fully aligned with HiSET exam standards and recognized by the HiSET testing service. That’s why over 4.5 million people have used these programs to earn their credentials. It's fast, easy, and affordable.

In the Marshall Islands, you must take the official HiSET half-length practice test before taking the official HiSET exam.

Additionally, Essential Education provides a free HiSET practice test. You can choose to practice one subject, multiple subjects, or all subjects.

In the Marshall Islands, you can request your official transcript through DiplomaSender.com.

Yes, you must be a resident of the Marshall Islands to take the HiSET exam.

You must apply for disability accommodations through the HiSET website.

In the Marshall Islands, you can take the HiSET exam if you are at least 16 or 17 years old and meet specific requirements. There is no age waiver, but you must provide additional documentation to be eligible to test:

• You must not be enrolled in any high school program.
• You must be withdrawn from the K-12 system.
• You must have parent/guardian consent.

Note: If you pass the HiSET exam in the Marshall Islands at age 16, you will not receive your equivalency diploma until you turn 18. In the meantime, you will receive a letter of intent stating that your diploma is being held pending your 18th birthday.

• HiSET Cost at a Test Center: $15 per subtest or $75 for all subtests.
• HiSET Cost Online: This country does not offer online testing.

You may retake each subtest five times over the 12 months following your first attempt by paying only the test center fee of $8 for each at-home subtest. You will be charged the full amount, including the test fee, when scheduling your fourth attempt within the 12 months following your first attempt.

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No, online testing is not offered in the Marshall Islands.

Use our list of authorized testing centers in the Marshall Islands to find a location near you.

HiSET: 8 minimum per subtest, combined minimum of 45, 2 minimum on the essay

Yes, in the Marshall Islands, you can test in English or Spanish, and you can combine tests from different languages to earn your credential.

For Spanish speakers, HiSET Academy provides mobile-friendly, online courses designed to fully align with test standards. These programs cover all test subjects with engaging, expert-designed lessons, helping you confidently prepare to take the exam in English or Spanish.