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IL High School Equivalency

Community residents who have not earned a high school diploma can test to obtain their Illinois High School Equivalency (HSE). Illinois accepts three exams for high school equivalency, with the most well know and what 麻豆原创 tests is the GED庐 exam. For more information on local GED庐 exam testing, visit the . The State of Illinois also requires a passing score on the U.S./Illinois Constitution test.

The U.S. and Illinois Constitution Test

The State of Illinois requires all persons who receive the Illinois High School Equivalency certificate to pass the Illinois State Constitution Test. Those who did not meet this requirement while in high school must complete an online lesson and quiz to satisfy the requirement. You must complete at least one official GED庐 test prior to completing the Constitution lesson. 

Completing the following online lesson at  will satisfy the Illinois Constitution requirement to receive a State of Illinois High School Diploma. At the end of the lesson, you will be asked to provide information so that completion of this requirement can be connected to your high school equivalency testing (GED庐). Please also print or save a copy of the certificate created at the end of the lesson to use as proof of completion. This certificate must be presented to the Regional Office of Education for the student鈥檚 county of residence to satisfy this requirement. Any person who passed the Illinois Constitution Test that was in place prior to July 1, 2022, has met the constitution requirement and does not need to complete this version.

If you passed the Constitution Test in high school, you will need to present to the Regional Office of Education a high school transcript or an official letter with your complete name and birth date, a statement saying you passed the Constitution Test and the date, and the signature of a school staff member.

HSE Transcripts and Certificates

Once examinees have passed all HSE sub-tests and the U.S./Illinois Constitution test, they may apply for their Illinois HSE transcript and/or certificate at their local Regional Office of Education. 

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