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The Wyoming Community College Commission approved the Wyoming High School Equivalency Certificate through HiSET. The HiSET test is based on a subset of the Common Core State Standards (CCSSSS) referred to as the College and Career Readiness Standards (CCRSSS).

• Computer based testing is available in-person.
• Tests are available in English or Spanish.
• Subject Areas:

Content Area	Time Allowed	Questions
Language Arts-Reading	65 minutes (English) 80 minutes (Spanish)	50
Language Arts-Writing	120 minutes	60 1 essay prompt
Mathematics	90 minutes	55
Science	80 minutes	60
Social Studies	70 minutes	60

• Official Practice Test is free for enrolled students.
• Up to two free retakes.

Students register for a HiSET account at .

Scheduling is done or by phone to HiSET 1.855.MyHiSET or 1.855.694.4738.

Cost

Exam Fee paid to HiSET

• In-Person Computer-Based Test: $75 ($15.00 per subject test)

Plus 91ÁÔÆæ Testing Center Fee

• Test center fee of $40 for the initial 5 subject tests or $10 per subject test (including retakes) must be prepaid to 91ÁÔÆæ.

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Candidates are encouraged to enroll in the Adult Basic Education program to complete their High School Equivalency Certificate preparation. This preparation is free. Individualized instruction is provided to prepare students to complete the High School Equivalency Certificate tests. Classes offered include reading, writing, math, science and social studies.

 

Students who are 16 or 17 years of age must complete age waiver requirements through Adult Basic Education prior to taking the tests.

 

 

For more information on requirements for the High School Equivalency Certificate, visit the

Note: Former students who need a transcript may visit or call 855.313.5799.

Candidates are encouraged to enroll in the Adult Basic Education program to complete their High School Equivalency Certificate HSECC) Preparation. This preparation is free. Individualized instruction is provided to prepare students to complete the HiSET test. Classes offered include reading, writing, math, science, and social studies.