The Indiana High School Equivalency Diploma
Indiana offers adults the opportunity to earn a state accredited High School Equivalency Diploma by successfully passing the TASC (Test Assessing Secondary Completion) Exam. The TASC exam is similar to the GED exam in that applicants must meet a minimum score on five different subject sections including Math, Language Arts, Reading, Science, and Social Studies.
About the TASC Test
What is the TASC?
The TASC test gives adults the opportunity to achieve their high school diploma.The High School Equivalency (HSE) Diploma is now earned by taking the TASC test and not the GED. Indiana switched from the GED test to the TASC test in 2014.
Who can take the TASC?
Anyone who is at least 16 years of age; has lived in Indiana for 30 days; and is not currently enrolled in or graduated from an accredited high school can take the TASC.
How do I sign up for the TASC?
We recommend that you first enroll in WTAE courses to help prepare you to take the TASC. WTAE will also pay the $115 cost of your TASC test when you sign up for a course to prepare you for the TASC.
If you do not wish to enroll in WTAE classes, you can sign up to take the TASC test by calling us. The test is offered two times a month at our main office at Northview Middle School.
Resources for the TASC Test
For more information about the TASC test visit their website.
Register for the TASC Test with WTAE
Call us to reserve your TASC test spot, and then check out the schedule
below to find a time that works for you.
Pre-registration is prefered - walk in spots may be available.
Daytime Testing*
Nighttime Testing*
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
1 pm-4:30 pm
1 pm-4:30 pm
1 pm-4:30 pm
1 pm-4:30 pm
8:30 am-3 pm
All testing located at Northview Middle School
Offered once a month – pre-registration and scheduling is required.
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Tuesday
Wednesday
4:30pm-8:30pm
4:30pm-8:30pm
*Night testing only offered for the following dates:
February 24 & 25
March 16 & 17
April 13 & 14
May 11 & 12
June 15 & 16
*Additional testing offered for the following dates:
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What to Expect on Test Day...
Below are the testing times for each TASC test subject. Please allow for an extra 15 minutes for check in, registration, and securing personal items in a locker. You can only begin a test if you have the full test time to complete.
Language + Essay 1 hour 55 minutes
Math 1 hour 45 minutes
Reading 1 hour 25 minutes
Science 1 hour 15 minutes
Social Studies 1 hour 15 minutes
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· Remember, on test day, you must bring a valid photo ID each time you test;
· Before testing, you will be asked to secure all of your personal items, including your cell phone, in a locker. If you do not wish to use the locker, please leave all of your personal items at home or in your car; and
· If this is your first time taking the TASC test, you must take all 5 subjects within 60 days of the day that you take the first subject. If you fail to complete all 5 tests within the 60-day window, no completed tests will be valid – passing or not
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