Build a foundation for your success with the Adult Transitions Pathways program at
Washtenaw Community College.
How to earn your GED
GED classes help you develop the key skills you’ll need for college and career readiness.
Step one: Orientation
Register for one of the orientation sessions by calling 734‑677‑5006. You will need to bring the following with you to orientation:
- A valid government-issued ID (State ID or Drivers’ License)
- $30.00 check or money order
(WCC Foundation Scholarships are available for qualifying students) - Your Social Security number
Step two: Preparing for the test
We begin by helping you prepare to take the GED exam. Day and evening classes start in January at WCC main campus and Harriet Street locations. Classes include:
- Teacher-led instruction
- Integrated computer instruction
- Individual tutoring
- Personal and academic counseling
- Student mentors
- Opportunities to earn GED testing vouchers
- Fast track to college enrollment and completion of the financial aid process
- Job readiness skills
Next steps
By earning your GED, you increase your options for the future. Whether that’s a job, earning a career-related certificate or getting a degree, our staff can help you with:
- College and career planning
- Counseling services
- Academic skills services
- College transition support
"The Adult Transitions GED Program was the best $30 investment that I could ever make in myself; through the program I was able to gain self-confidence and a passion for learning. I am the person I am today because of the AT program!"
Beth Feldkamp