GED
CAC’s GED or HSE (High School Equivalency) classes are designed to help students prepare to take the 5 GED tests.
Students must be at least 16 years old and not enrolled in school to register for class, and to take the GED test.
What do they look like?
Classes are available In-person (Face-to-Face), Hy-Flex, and Online. Online classes are only recommended for students with intermediate and advanced technology skills to ensure student success. Students must have their own laptop/desktop computer and stable internet connection. Attendance on the first day of class is mandatory for all classes.
Hy-Flex classes- This model allows instructors to teach one class at two campuses at the same time. The instructor will alternate between the two campuses so that each class has in-person instruction once a week, and virtual instruction once a week. Students will join the virtual classroom by logging into BlackBoard from a classroom computer.
Online classes are live (synchronous) – where students and the teacher all join a virtual classroom at the same time. Students are required to schedule an in-person testing appointment upon registration, student’s seat is tentative until completion.
Classes are divided into two skill bases: Math and Reading. Social Studies, Science, and Civics are included in the reading class. All classes have a homework requirement to enhance student success.
How much does the class cost?
All classes are free!
*Questions? Email us at Adult.Education@centralaz.edu or call the office at 520-494-5952.
CAC’s HSE classes are open to all individuals who
- are 16 years of age or older
- are not enrolled in secondary school
- reside in the state of Arizona
- attend information session
