Contact
Choose a campus to view contact information, or for general assistance, please contact us.
Academic Support Center – Superior
Salisa Hochstetler
Academic Coach
Academic Support Center – New Richmond
Carla Cornwall
Academic Support
Academic Support Center – New Richmond
Becky Peterson
Academic Support
Academic Support Center – New Richmond
Cynthia Krueger
Academic Support
Academic Support Center – Ashland
Lisa Fiorio-Martinsen
Academic Support
Take the First Step toward a GED/HSED
General Education Diploma (GED)
The GED test is a five-subject high school equivalency test that measures skills required by high schools and requested by colleges and employers.
The five subjects are:
- Science
- Social studies
- Mathematical reasoning
- Reasoning through language arts
- Civics
High School Equivalency Diploma (HSED)
The State of Wisconsin offers the High School Equivalency Diploma (HSED).
Reasons to get an HSED:
- Better paying job opportunities
- Possible promotion in your current job
- Improved job security
- Foundation for additional training to earn a technical diploma or degree
- Increased self-worth and sense of accomplishmen
GED/HSED Eligibility
To earn a GED or HSED in Wisconsin, you must meet certain criteria:
- At least 18 1/2 years old
- Wisconsin resident
- Not currently enrolled in a high school
- Do not have a high school diploma
View Common GED/HSED Questions
High School Compulsory Attendance Program (Wisconsin Statute 118.15)
If you are a current high school student that is at least 16 years of age and are at-risk of not graduating from high school, the WITC High School Contract option may be for you. The high school contract is an agreement between WITC and your high school that allows you to earn your HSED at WITC. To begin this process, contact your high school counselor for more information.
Get Started - Attend Orientation
The first step in obtaining your GED/HSED is to attend an orientation at any of the WITC campuses or outreach sites. This orientation is required by the state of Wisconsin and is free of charge. For more information, contact the Academic Support Center at the campus nearest you.
GED and HSED testing fees and information
Find details of testing information including pricing, accommodations services and requirements.
Contact
Choose a campus to view contact information, or for general assistance, please contact us.
Academic Support Center – Superior
Salisa Hochstetler
Academic Coach
Academic Support Center – New Richmond
Carla Cornwall
Academic Support
Academic Support Center – New Richmond
Becky Peterson
Academic Support
Academic Support Center – New Richmond
Cynthia Krueger
Academic Support
Academic Support Center – Ashland
Lisa Fiorio-Martinsen
Academic Support
