Registration
Students receive this information
Sept (letters sent out a month earlier)
Jan. or Feb.
Both sessions are held in Schmidt Training Center
Waiting List Names are taken year-round, Schuylkil Hall – 3rd floor, Irene Rodriguez
When it is student’s turn on waiting list to register, he or she will receive a letter in the mail
It is then student’s responsibility to come in on day of registration
To get free GED classes:Call Irene Rodriguez – leave complete name and address: Irene will send student information about registering
Sue Allan - person talk to IF students really need to talk to someone about free classes
30 hr program
Available if student does not have GED. This is strongly discouraged and advisors should also discourage this. If a student does not complete their program, not only do they not have an associates degree, he or she does not have the GED either. Obtaining the GED is desired and encouraged instead.
GED programs
Morning, afternoon, or evenings
7 ½ hrs of free classes per week
Sept – April (many sessions includes ABE, GED, ESL)
Advisors can also recommend Career Link – students can show up or call for this - 610-988-1300
Workforce Investment Act info session – 25-35 people
Pre-GED test – need to score 350 on each section to take GED classes
Pay for test unless students take “Success Starts Here” – then test is free
*Free computer classes through GED because many of the students need them to get their GED
Students can take the GED test without taking classes at RACC
Schuylkil Hall – 3rd fl - see Irene Rodriguez
Students sign up , schedule test, and pay fee to take the test at RACC
Some online sites to go to that go with Contemporary books (individual subjects)
www.gedmath.com
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