array( // Target countdown date
'month' => 12,
'day' => 31,
'year' => 2013,
'hour' => 23,
'minute' => 59,
'second' => 59
)
);
?> $d) {
$d1 = $d%10;
$d2 = ($d-$d1) / 10;
$date[$i] = array(
(int)$d2,
(int)$d1,
(int)$d
);
}
?>
|
left to finish the current GED® test
and get started on the life you deserve.
Starting on January 2, 2014, there will be a new GED® test. The current version of the GED® test is expiring at the end of 2013 and your scores will expire too if you don't finish and pass the test by then.
Contact Central Carolina Community College for more information:
Lillington: Carma Baggett at 910.814.8074 or cbbaggett@cccc.edu
Pittsboro: Judy Herndon at 919.545.8028 or jherndon@cccc.edu
Sanford: Kevin Pearson at 919.777.7707 or kpearson@cccc.edu
Siler CIty: Gia Durso at 919.545.8663 or gdurso@cccc.edu
Economic & Community
Development Division
General Educational Development (GED®) Program
The General Educational Development (GED®) program provides instruction to prepare for the official GED® tests. Central Carolina Community College is an official GED® testing site. To obtain a GED® diploma, students must take a battery of five tests: Language Arts-Writing, Social Studies, Science, Language Arts-Reading, and Mathematics. Each student is required to pay a test fee of $35.00. A General Educational Development diploma is awarded to students by the State Board of the North Carolina Community College System. Those students scoring 2,250 or higher are eligible for the diploma.
GED® classes are offered at various sites in Chatham, Harnett, and Lee counties. Class opportunities are free and available mornings, afternoons, evenings, and online.
Students completing the General Educational Development Program will also be exposed to career exploration and North Carolina Career Readiness Certification (CRC). The CRC certificate is a state-recognized credential that states your workforce skill levels in applied math, reading, and locating information. Employers recognize these as essential skills in job placement and career advancement.
Graduation ceremonies, complete with cap and gown, are held during the spring and summer semesters.
For more information about the General Education Diploma program, contact a Central Carolina Community College location near you, click here!