The ACT & SAT isn't right for everyone.                  If you want to go to college, you MAY need to take the GED.    The GED test measures your knowledge and academic skills against those of today’s      traditional high school graduates.                                   If I take the GED, can I still go to college? - YES      Most colleges will require one of the following: GED, ACT or SAT.    You can take your GED and the THEA and be accepted into Texas Jr. colleges like Howard    College.  You do not have to pass the THEA the first time to go to a Jr. college, but some    additional prep class may be required.  Talk to the college counselors before you enroll.    After you have successfully completed the TSI (Texas Success Initiative) requirements and have    17 college credits, you can transfer to ASU or another college of your choice.                                 Remember to always check admissions requirements.   Where in San Angelo do I go to take the GED? - Howard College   You will take the test at their Workforce Center (old Levi Strauss building).   Click here to find out more - Howard College GED Testing Center   Can I take a practice test? - Yes,  at the Adult Literacy Counsel   They give FREE GED practice tests and offer tutoring if needed.   They are located on Oaks and Houston Harte.                                                                   Note - SACHSA does not endorse any one testing system.                                                       Home                Contact the office             Add to Website              Online Testing                      4 Tests.com -    Online Practice Test Site      World-wide provider of  free,online practice exams.     SAT, ACT, GED, PSAT      Learning Express Library        Recommended by the     Tom Green County Library           Steck- Vaughn Gedpractice.com is a free service provided by Steck-Vaughn to familiarize  you with the types of items you will see on the actual GED test.           Click here for more             GED information                 High School Help                       ACT and SAT                       Testing              Transcripts          College Entrance                Requirements                 Graduation                  Scholarships              College Costs