Information from this form is sent to the Director of Adult Education at Richland Community College to determine if GED online will work for you. Some of the guidelines for consideration of the online GED course include:
- Student will score at or above the 9th grade level in reading and math as determined by the Test of Adult Education (TABE).
- Student will attend an initial meeting by appointment for registration, interview, and testing.
- Student will attend a second meeting to complete a face-to-face orientation.
- A third meeting may be scheduled by request of the teacher to establish short-term and long-term goals for completion of the GED-i Online instruction.
- Student will e-mail the instructor at a minimum of once a week to advise progress and receive tutoring as needed.
- One-on-one in person meetings may be necessary periodically to complete the program (post testing, GED practice test, lesson review, goal setting, etc.).
