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Ged/high School Equivalency Test Sites | Project Learn Of Summit County

60 South High Street, Akron, OH 44326

Designated Parking|Wheelchair Accessible Building (ramps & main entrance doors).
Eligibility
Serves ages 16 and over who are not currently enrolled in school.
Required documents
To take the Ohio GED test, must be officially withdrawn from school and be 19 years of age or older. Exceptions to the age requirement must provide forms and documentation as follows: Form submission for GED test-takers ages 16 and 17, which includes home-school students who are not affiliated with publicly funded online schools such as K-12, Ohio Virtual Academy, and related schools:
  • A copy of the current year withdrawal form signed by the administrator
and
  • Original Consent Form signed and notarized from either the parent, guardian, or court official. Must include copies of Guardianship or Court documents.
Form submission for GED Testers age 18:
  • A copy of the current year withdrawal form signed by the administrator.
Hours
By appointment through www.GED.com.
(866) 934-7323
Voice·

voice | 1-866-934-READ

Languages
Official GED test is also offered in Spanish.
Application process
  • Visit www.GED.com to register, schedule, and pay for the test.
  • Ages 16 to 18 must provide required documentation before registering for the GED test. Forms can be found at http://education.ohio.gov. All forms and documents must be mailed to: Ohio Department of Education, State of Ohio GED Office, 25 South Front Street, MS 622, Columbus, Ohio 43215.
Fees
$36 per test, totaling $144 for four (4) required sub-tests. First time test takers are eligible for a state-issued $80 voucher.
Service area
Summit County, Ohio
Offers an authorized test center for the Official GED test through a partnership with PearsonVue.
Last assured
06/16/2025
Providing organization
Project Learn Of Summit County
Provides Summit County's adult population with free, confidential, small group classes and tutoring to help adults reach their goals as family members, workers, community members and lifelong learners. Services include literacy, high school equivalency, English for Speakers of Other Languages, college and career preparation, and workforce development. Offers multiple instructional site locations and virtual instruction options, with varying days and times, throughout the Akron area and Summit County to accommodate the needs of its students.