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Requirements for Test Admission       

To take the High School Equivalency exam in the state of Oklahoma, individuals must meet the following eligibility requirements:

High School Equivalency Status:
You must not be enrolled, nor required to be enrolled, in high school, and you cannot have a high school diploma or high school equivalency certificate.

Age:

• If you are 
  18 years of age or older, you may test without any special conditions.
  
  
• If you are 
  16 or 17 years of age, you must complete the 
  
  and submit the completed form to the test center before scheduling your exam.
  
  
• No one 
  under 16
  may test.

Identification:
 You must present a government-issued ID on test day at the HiSET test center. Outdated or expired ID will not be accepted. Acceptable ID includes:

• A valid driver's license
• A valid state-issued picture identification card
• Passport
• Military ID
• Other forms of national or foreign government ID

How to Register

Set up a HiSET Account

To take the HiSET, you will need to create an account. This allows you to select test center and dates and time that you prefer for your examination. You can set up the account at

Disability Accommodations

If you have a disability or health-related need and require testing accommodations, you must request your accommodations through ETS before you schedule an appointment. The approval process can take six weeks or more, so be sure to allow enough time before your desired test date. See .

Cost:

Fees and Refunds

The cost per test administration for both the paper- and computer-delivered versions is $70 for the full battery and $15 for a single subtest, which includes scoring and reporting. This is paid on the .

Payment Method for Testing

Learn about HiSET exam fees and see which forms of payment are accepted, make a payment, and review the refund policies:

HiSET Practice Tests and Resources

Free Test Preparation Materials

Note: All test preparation PDFs on this page are accessible by screen readers. For additional test preparation materials in accessible formats, see .

Tutorial Video

 to learn more about the HiSET exam and the computer-delivered test, including information about the computer screens and navigation.

Study Companion

You can use the Study Companion to familiarize yourself with the test content, test question formats and available study resources for each subtest. .

Practice Tests

You can experience what it is like to take the HiSET exam by taking these free, 30–45-minute practice tests. Each subtest is approximately half the length of the actual test and includes directions as well as an answer key. Questions are similar to those on the subtests, so you find out how ready you are and where you might need additional preparation. .