Illinois State HSE Test Eligibility Requirements

• You must have lived in Illinois for 30 days.
• You must not have graduated from high school and cannot be currently enrolled in a regular high school.
• You also must pass the U.S. and Illinois Constitution Test in order to receive your certificate.

GED Test Eligibility

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• You must be at least 18 years old. If you are under 18 years of age, you must meet additional requirements.
• Cost: GED: $30 (per subject), $120 (total); HiSET: $24 (per subject), $120 (total); TASC: $24 (per subject), $120 (total)
• Passing score: 145 (minimum)
• Accommodations: You must apply for disability accommodations through the GED Testing Service page.
• Locate an Illinois GED center and check for any additional rules and requirement before taking the test.

HiSET Test Eligibility

• You must be at least 16 years old. If you are 16, there’s a different set of rules than if you are 17 years of age; see these additional requirements.
• Cost: $18 (per subtest); $90 (total)
• Passing score: 8 (minimum) on each subtest, combined score of 45 and at least a 2 on the Language Arts - Writing essay
• Accommodations: Find out about disability accommodations and fill out your HiSET Accommodations Request Form on HiSET website.
• Locate an Illinois HiSET center and check for any additional rules and requirement before taking the test.

TASC Test Eligibility

• Mar 29, 2018 - Online or instructor-led GED Prep classes are held on a regular schedule of 6. 230 South LaSalle Street, Suite 7-500 • Chicago, IL 60604.
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• You must be at least 16 years old. If you are 16, there’s a different set of rules than if you are 17 years of age; see these additional requirements.
• Cost: $18.40 (each subtest); $92 (total)
• Passing score: 500 (minimum) in each subject; at least a 2 out of 8 on the Language Arts - Writing essay
• Accommodations: Find out about disability accommodations and fill out your TASC Accommodations Request Form on TASC Test website.
• Locate an Illinois TASC center and check for any additional rules and requirements before taking the test.

After you pass the exams and the Constitution Test, the Illinois Community College Board will award you with the Illinois High School Equivalency Certificate.