This class is specifically designed for individuals seeking to complete their high school credentials.

Whether earning credits toward an adult education diploma or continuing education, students will learn the fundamentals of writing, reading, and mechanics.

Classes are self-paced with targeted instruction, using multiple texts and a variety of reading selections. Supplemental materials are available upon request.

(formally known as GED) The HiSET diploma consists of five tests: reading, writing, math, science and social studies. Passing these tests demonstrates academic knowledge and academic skills levels equivalent to a high school diploma. We offer small group instruction in person, online or hybrid instruction to support learners to achieve this credential. Coursework is customized based upon the individual’s needs. 

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The HiSET consists of five tests: reading, writing, math, science, and social studies.

Passing all five tests demonstrates the skills and knowledge of a high school graduate, opening doors for work and college.

Meet with a student adviser to plan classes or tutoring to prepare.

HiSET classes offer self-paced learning with small group classes or 1:1 tutoring.

Students will build essential academic skills and learn invaluable test-taking tips for success.

HiSet is Maine’s general education development (GED) program. If you are an adult without a high school diploma, the High School Equivalency Test (HiSET) program could be your route to improved career prospects, a college education and increased earnings potential. Adult diploma programs are central to the mission and tradition of Maine Adult Education. Get your diploma and be one step closer to achieving your life's goals! If you are unable to join us during the regular Adult Learning Center hours, we have an active tutoring program available via Zoom and can schedule 1:1 time with the instructor.  Email us or call our office to get started on your journey to a diploma or beyond!

HiSet is Maine’s general education development (GED) program. If you are an adult without a high school diploma, the High School Equivalency Test (HiSET) program could be your route to improved career prospects, a college education and increased earnings potential. Adult diploma programs are central to the mission and tradition of Maine Adult Education. Get your diploma and be one step closer to achieving your life's goals! Our daytime learning center is open only by appointment due to Covid-19 restrictions, but we have an active tutoring program available via Zoom.  Email us or call our office to get started on your journey to a diploma or beyond!

START ANYTIME!  Similar to the GED®, the HiSET® exam measures learning developed through life experiences in areas of Reading, Science, Social Studies, Math and Writing. Preparation classes, predictor tests and exams are free. Must be 17 or older. Accommodations are available for persons with documented disabilities per Americans with Disabilities Act. Please call 345-3217 or email rsu16adulted@rsu16.org for more information or to schedule an appointment. Start working toward your HiSET credential now!

The HiSET is a High School Equivalency test that replaces the GED in the State of Maine:

• Certifies a candidate’s attainment of academic knowledge and skills
• Prepares students to test in five core areas: reading, writing, math, science, and social studies
• Official HiSET instruction and testing is offered in Fryeburg and Naples
• Start anytime! (Rolling admission)

 It's Never Too Late To Graduate!

Call our office 207-627-4291 for more information.

HiSet is Maine’s general education development (GED) program. In this 6-week Zoom course, you’ll learn how to write an essay for the HiSET Writing Test.   The class will focus on organizing your ideas and providing supporting details in an argumentative essay. Grammar, punctuation, and writing mechanics will also be covered.  There will be opportunities for revising and editing with other students. Learn how to write your best essay!