ADULT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION The College recognizes that education is a lifelong process and strives to meet the needs of the community by helping to develop the potential ability of all individuals. It recognizes the importance of each segment of the community to its mission and encourages interest and participation in the fulfillment of that mission. The College works in close cooperation with area schools, agencies, businesses, and community groups. ADULT BASIC Email ged@sic.edu or Call (618) 252- Individuals must also have lived in the EDUCATION CLASSES 5400, ext. 2300 for assistance. state of Illinois for 30 days prior and be at least 17 years of age. A photo The College currently offers adult HIGH SCHOOL ID is required on the day of testing. education classes during both fall and EQUIVALENCY Individuals should arrive 30 minutes spring semesters. These sessions are TESTING early for the test. Seating is limited held on the main campus or online and to 10 students per testing session. For are free of charge. See SIC’s website Southeastern Illinois College is additional information, call SIC at at http://sic.edu/academics/adult-basic- an official GED testing site for 618-252-5400, ext. 2442 (toll free 866- education for a current schedule of southeastern Illinois. Applicants must 338-2742). Information is also available classes. These sessions include content register one week in advance of the on the SIC website at www.sic.edu/ that aligns with the GED test including testing date. The cost of the test is academics/ged/ged-testing. Language Arts, Math, Social Studies, priced per subject area (four subject and Science. The focus of the program areas) and the price is subject to change. COMMUNITY is not only to ensure that students Testing is done on the computer. EDUCATION COURSES receive their high school equivalency (NON-CREDIT) diplomas, but also to ensure they are Students must register online at http:// prepared to enter into post-secondary www.gedtestingservice.com/testers/ The College offers a variety of education, including certificate test-on-computer. Students must have community education or non-credit programs, and the workforce. Students an email address and a credit or debit courses throughout the college district. can improve basic skills, prepare for the card. If they have neither, vouchers are The courses are usually of a hobby, high school equivalency test, increase available through the Regional Office leisure, or non-traditional nature and employability, or prepare to enter a of Education located at 512 N. Main are offered in a flexible manner. The college or career program. The Student Street in Harrisburg, IL. If students have Community Education schedule is Success Center and computer labs on trouble registering online, they should available on SIC’s website at www.sic. campus and at the White County Center call 1-877-EXAM-GED. Students who edu, or call (618) 252-5400, ext. 2300 in Carmi are open to students working are restricted from using the internet for assistance. to obtain their GED. should call the number above. 37