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Yes. Scores are also available via the student's score report that will highlight where additional focus attention may result in higher test scores.
Yes. Students can modify their profile information such as their email address, password, postal address, testing jurisdiction and request for accommodations. For security reasons, students are not allowed to update their name without contacting 1-877-EXAM-GED directly.
Neither students nor state personnel are allowed to make changes to the demographic content captured in the Scheduling Questions after they have been completed. To request a special change, contact 1-877-EXAM-GED.
Yes, teachers and testing centers are allowed to sign up for a GED® account to explore the dashboard and see what the process is like for students. You cannot, however, take any of the GED® test subjects, as that would violate our policies.
You are not allowed to use your same email address in both your fake student account as well as your GED Manager Administrator account.