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ESOL Classes
Registration for ESOL classes is complete at this time.
All English for Speakers of Other Languages Classes
and Waiting Lists Are full.
There is no ESOL registration scheduled.
The demand for ESOL, Pre-GED and GED classes far exceeds the number of spaces available. This is a free program and public funding is very limited.
Please contact your representatives in government and ask them to support legislation that increases funding for Adult Literacy Education. You can obtain your representatives' contact information from The League of Women Voters (www.lwvnyc.org).
To find another program, please call 311, contact the Brooklyn Referral Center for High School Alternatives at (718) 636-5770 or call your local public library (brooklynpubliclibrary.org).
Please check back on our website for periodic updates regarding this program.
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GED & Pre-GED Classes
Registration for all classes is complete at this time.
All classes are full.
Waiting lists are full.
The demand for Pre-GED and GED classes far exceeds the number of spaces available. This is a free program and public funding is very limited.
Please contact your representatives in government and ask them to support legislation that increases funding for Adult Literacy Education. You can obtain your representatives' contact information from The League of Women Voters (www.lwvnyc.org).
To find another program, please call 311 or contact the Brooklyn Referral Center for High School Alternatives at (718) 636-5770 or call your local public library (brooklynpubliclibrary.org).
Please check back on our website for periodic updates regarding this program.
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GED Test Registration Only
The GED Testing Center strongly recommends that you complete a preparation class before registering for a GED test date. The failure rate for individuals taking the GED test in New York City is over 57%.
Academic instruction and test practice greatly improve your chances of passing the GED test. Free classes are available and can be found by calling 311 or by going to the New York State Education Department or City University of New York websites. Links with more information are listed below for your convenience.
Individuals from the community who successfully complete GED preparation programs are given priority seating at the Brooklyn College GED Testing Center. Most programs make appointments for their students who are ready to pass the test.
There is a very limited number of seats available for individuals who want to schedule the GED test on their own without attending a GED preparation program first. If you would like to try for one of those few spots, please read and follow the directions below.
All testing appointments are made through GED COMPASS. All potential testers must first register and request a seat at the Brooklyn College GED Testing Center via gedcompass.com After registering and requesting a test date on the GED COMPASS website, mail a properly completed application form with all required documentation including any previous test scores to:
Brooklyn College Adult Literacy Program
GED Testing Center
0118 Ingersoll Hall
Brooklyn College
2900 Bedford Avenue.
Brooklyn, NY 11210
ATTN: Chief Examiner
Additional required supporting documentation can be found on the NYSED website.
If space is available, we will contact you through the email address you supplied to the GED COMPASS website with further instructions.
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