Wisconsin's GED/HSED Program Homepage

High School Equivalency Diploma (HSED) or GED Certificate

If you have not completed high school and want to seek more education and/or improve your employability, you have some choices that can open the doors to your future.

First, you can take the General Educational Development (GED) tests, pass them, and receive a GED Certificate. Or, better yet, you can go further by taking all of the GED tests and a health, citizenship, employability skills, and career-awareness program - or courses explained below -- and receive a High School Equivalency Diploma (HSED).

Robert Enghagen
State GED and HSED Administrator
Email: robert.enghagen@dpi.wi.gov
Phone: 608-267-2275

Judith Stowell
Office Operations Associate
Email: judith.stowell@dpi.wi.gov
Phone: 608-267-9245 or tollfree: 800-768-8886

GED and HSED Program	Resources	Related Links	Forms
GED/HSED Brochure (PDF) FAQs About the Wisconsin GED and HSED Program (PDF) Wisconsin's GED/HSED Program Requirements Chart of GED Test Score Standards (PDF) English/Foreign Language Test Times (PDF) Wisconsin GED and HSED Testing Centers (PDF)	Wis. Admin. Code, Chapter PI 5 (PDF) GED® Testing Service (National Office) Search for NCES School Codes How to Interpret GED or HSED Score	Alternative Education Children At-Risk Warning About Fake GED Testing Services (PDF, 2mb) American Council on Education (ACE) Warns Against Online GED Testing GED/HSED and Adult Literacy Conferences November 10-12, 2009	PI-1783 HSED/GED Application How to Request a Duplicate Transcript or Certificate/Diploma

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For questions about this information, contact Judith A. Stowell (608) 267-9245

Last updated on 8/4/2009 9:11:53 AM