Below you’ll find answers to the questions we get asked the most about how to get a high school equivalency in Michigan.

Does Michigan Approve of Taking Online GED Classes?

Yes. In fact, GED Academy is the only home study course that is 100% approved by the GED Testing Service. This is why over 2.4 million people have used GED Academy to get their GED Credential. Fast, easy, and simple on your mobile phone.

What is on the Michigan GED Math test?

What you should know:

• You should be familiar with math concepts, measurements, equations, and applying math concepts to solve real-life problems.
• You don’t have to memorize formulas and will be given a formula sheet in the test center as well as on the screen in the test.
• Essential Education offers a free practice test for math that will help you assess your readiness for the test.
• GED Academy gives you all the math you need to study at one affordable price.

Where can I find a GED Michigan practice test?

The GED testing service offers an official GED practice test for $6 per subject. Essential Education offers a free online HSE practice test for GED and TASC. We also offer a free online HiSET practice test too. You can take our free practice test in one subject, several subjects, or all of the subjects.

What is the test for high school equivalency in Michigan?

There are three high school equivalency exams given in Michigan: GED, TASC, and HiSET. All three are equivalent to a high school diploma, and are accepted at 99% of colleges. You can go on to get a great job, get a degree, or join the military with a Michigan HiSET, Michigan TASC, or Michigan GED.

What subjects are on the GED test, HiSET exam and TASC test in Michigan?

The GED test in Michigan tests you on Math, Social Studies, Science, and Language Arts. The Michigan TASC test and HiSET exam tests you on Math, Social Studies, Science, Reading, and Writing.

How long are the Michigan GED, HiSET and TASC tests?

GED TEST
SUBJECT	TIME
Math	115 minutes
Social Studies	90 minutes
Science	90 minutes
Language Arts	150 minutes
Total	7 hours, 41 minutes

HiSET EXAM
SUBJECT	TIME
Math	90 minutes
Social Studies	70 minutes
Science	80 minutes
Reading	60 minutes
Writing	120 minutes
Total	7 hours

TASC TEST
SUBJECT	TIME
Math	90 minutes
Social Studies	70 minuyes
Science	80 minutes
Reading	65 minutes
Writing	120 minutes
Total	7 hours, 5 minutes

How many questions are on the Michigan tests?

GED TEST
SUBJECT	# OF QUESTIONS
Math	46
Social Studies	35
Science	34
Language Arts	46

HiSET EXAM
SUBJECT	# OF QUESTIONS
Math	40-50
Social Studies	40-50
Science	40-50
Reading	40-50
Writing	40-50 + essay

TASC TEST
SUBJECT	# OF QUESTIONS
Math	50
Social Studies	50
Science	50
Reading	40
Writing	50 + essay

How much does the test in Michigan cost?

TEST	PER SUBJECT	TOTAL
GED® Test	$28.75	$115
HiSET® Exam	$17	$85
TASC Test	$17	$85

What score do I need to get on the Michigan test?

TEST	SCORE
GED® Test	145 minimum per subject
HiSET® Exam	8 minimum per subject, combined minimum of 45, 2 minimum on the essay
TASC Test	500 minimum per subject, 2 minimum on the essay

How do I know if I passed the Michigan GED, HiSET or Test test?

• A passing score on the Michigan GED test is 145 (minimum) in each subject.
• A passing score for the HiSET exam in Michigan is 8 in each subtest, combined score of 45; minimum of 2 on the Language Arts, Writing essay.
• For the TASC test in Michigan, a passing score is 500 (minimum) in each subject; minimum of 2 out of 8 on the Language Arts - Writing essay

Can I retake a subject on the test in Michigan if I don’t pass?

You can retake each subject up to 3 times without waiting. The fourth retake requires a 60 day waiting period. You will be offered a discounted price for your first two retakes ($12 per retake instead of $32). To receive additional discounted retakes, you must wait 60 days, pay the full price of $32, and then you will receive two more discounted retakes. All retakes must occur within 12 months of the initial attempt.

Can I take an online GED test, HiSET test, or TASC test for Michigan?

The Michigan GED, HiSET, and TASC tests must be taken at an official testing center in Michigan. You can find the closest center to you on our list of testing centers.

Do I have to live in Michigan to take the Michigan GED Test, the Michigan HiSET Exam, or the Michigan TASC Test?

You must be a legal resident of Michigan to take the GED, HiSET, or TASC in Michigan.

Where do I take the test in Michigan?

Find a Michigan testing center nearest you the offers the GED, HiSET or TASC tests here. 

Are there age requirements for the test in Michigan?

How old do I have to be to take the test in Michigan?

You must be 18 years of age.

If you are 17, you can take the test with the following conditions:

• You have a government (national or foreign) issued photo ID;
• You are a resident of Michigan
• You are not enrolled in school (you are excepted if you are enrolled in an approved in-school GED preparation program)
• You are not a high school graduate
• You must have parental/guardian permission.

If you are 16 you must meet the above requirements, and must be in the care of a state agency, under a court order, or in a Job Corps training program.

If you are under 18, you are required to attend school in the state of Michigan.

How do I get an age wavier in Michigan?

If you are under 18 and require an age waiver, you can request it from your local school board. You’ll need to receive permission from the school board in order to take the test. 

How do I apply for Michigan disability accommodations?

If you have a disability, you can apply for disability accommodations through the GED test’s accommodations page. Don’t know if you qualify? Be sure to find out if you qualify for accomodations. 

How do I get a copy of my Michigan GED test, HiSET exam, or TASC test transcript?

To get a copy of your Michigan transcript, you can request it through the GED Testing Service, HiSET, or TASC.