Academics
Adult Education / GED®
The CF Levy Campus offers Adult Education classes that will prepare students to not only earn their high school diploma, but to also prepare them for their future. We offer Reasoning through Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies and Applied Academic courses designed to ensure that students are prepared to enter the workforce or post-secondary education programs after earning their diploma.
“I felt it was important to get my GED so I could further my education and fulfill God’s will for my life. My journey at CF was very exciting there were many helpful people that encouraged me throughout my three semesters I was there. Now that I have graduated I plan on going to college at the College of Central Florida Levy Campus in spring 2023 to become an EMT.”
Gabriella Waters
Graduate of CF Adult Education Class of 2022
“Graduating with my GED was truly a life changing day for me. I realized once I had my diploma I could get a well-paying job, go to college, or if nothing else – just feel good about the fact that I had pushed through and earned my GED!”
Danielle Head
Graduate of CF Adult Education Class of 2021
“Never give up. Once you believe you can’t do it anymore, it’s over. You’ve got to keep pushing through!”
Rosalyn Pelaez
Graduate of CF Adult Education Class of 2019
“No matter the path that any of us choose to take, I know the lessons that we have learned by these role models will carry us forward into a life of fulfillment and give us the strength to accomplish anything we set our mind to.”
Shelby Eastman
Graduate of CF Adult Education Class of 2019
Earn a High School Diploma with CF!
The Levy Campus provides instruction for adult education students in a caring and academically nurturing environment.
- Spring and fall hours: Monday – Thursday (day classes), 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. | Tuesday and Thursdays (evening classes), 5 – 8 p.m.
- Summer hours: Monday – Thursday (day classes), 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Flexible schedules are available days, evenings, and online. Face-to-face instruction is blended with specialized software to prepare students for the exam. Tuition is $30 per semester, offered every spring, summer and fall.
We offer two graduation ceremonies each year for our graduates. Caps, gowns and tassles are included free of charge. Students can be nominated to be part of the National Adult Education Honors Society.
Call 352-658-4077 ext. 2119 today to enroll or ask questions about GED testing.
Meet the Team |
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Administration |
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Kimberly Cooper – Transition Specialist | cooperk@cf.edu or 352-658-4077, Ext. 2156 | ||||
Christine Dunn – Enrollment & Student Services Coordinator | dunnc@cf.edu or 352-658-4077, Ext. 2119 | ||||
Instructors |
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Debbie Sass – Science and Math | sassd@cf.edu or 352-658-4077, Ext. 2107 | ||||
Jennifer Dzielak – Social Studies and Reasoning through Language Arts | dzielakj@cf.edu or 352-658-4077, Ext. 2117 |
FAQs
How long does it take to complete GED classes and graduate?
When can I start?
If I pass a portion of the GED but I don’t graduate in the same semester will I have to retake it?
Can I be GED Ready in one subject but still be on TABE in another?
Yes, the TABE test tells us roughly how well you might do on the actual GED test. For example, you could meet the cut score in Reading (which will allow you to take the RLA GED Ready) and yet still need to take the TABE test for Math because you have not met the cut score in that subject.
How much does the program cost?
How long are the semesters?
Summer Semester – 12 Weeks
Fall Semester – 16 Weeks
Do you normally offer night and online classes?
Can I just schedule the GED test?
Adults can schedule 1 or all 4 sections of the GED when they feel like they are ready to pass it. We suggest taking no more than one at a time.
Minors must submit passing Ready scores in order to request an age waiver, which must be approved by the state for them to schedule any portion of the GED.
Do I need to buy any books or supplies?
Are there any scholarships and/or financial assistance available for students?
How do I order my GED transcript?
GED Exam
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