ABE
Welcome to Adult Basic Education (ABE)
Adult Basic Education (ABE) is a non-credit program designed to help adults improve their basic educational skills. It's geared towards individuals who may have missed out on education opportunities earlier in life or who need to refresh their skills for academic, personal or professional reasons
The CASAS test assesses each student's current skill level. In order to go into the high school diploma or GED prep classes, a student must score a 239 (9th grade reading comprehension) or higher. If a student scores below 239, they are placed in ABE to prepare them to move to a higher educational level. ABE covers topics like reading comprehension, grammar, vocabulary, writing, basic math, and problem-solving. The goal is to help students build a solid foundation in these fundamental areas, so they can move to the high school diploma or GED prep programs.
Why should I attend ABE classes? It is not what I wanted!
Should I get a GED or a High School Diploma?
How to get my High School Transcripts?
High School Diploma Requirements
GED Requirements
Other Considerations in Choosing a Diploma or GED
A GED and a high school diploma are accepted if you are applying for financial aid to attend a community college.
You can switch programs if you change your mind. Just remember that no credits for high school are given with GED classes.