Eastern Campus
Community Resource
About this resource
The program offers preparation courses for the High School Equivalency (HSE) and General Educational Development (GED) tests, catering to students who are 17 years or older. These classes are tailored to help students get ready for the GED, obtain a high school equivalency diploma, enhance their educational skills, and boost their job prospects. Instruction is personalized based on each student's skill level, allowing them to progress at their own pace in either individual or small group formats. Classes last three hours and are held twice a week, covering subjects such as social studies, reading, English, math, and science. For more information on course offerings, please call.
Intake Procedure: Clients must call for information
Fees: Tuition. Clients must call for details
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- Clients must call for information.
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Riverhead, New York
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