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\nDESCRIPTORS  \nIDENTIFIERS  \nABSTRACT  \nDOCUMENT RESUME  \nBa1dwin,Janet,Ed.  \nWho Took the GED?GED 1994 Statistical Report.American Council on Education,Washington,DC.GEDTesting Service.  \n95  \n46p.;For related reports,see ED 324343,ED 335405,ED 350311,and CE 069986-987.  \nGED Fulfillment Service,P.0.Box 261,AnnapolisJunction,MD 20701(order no.25-0794:$20 plus $5shipping and handling).Statistical Data(110)  \nMF01/PC02 Plus Postage.  \n*Achievement Tests;Adaptive Testing;Adu1t BasicEducation;Dropout Programs;Educational Attainment;*Educational Certificates;*Equivalency Tests;GroupTesting;*High School Equivalency Programs;*Scores;Standardized Tests;Student Certification;TestFormat;*Testing Programs;Test Use*General Educational Development Tests  \nThis report contains 13 tables and 13 figuresdocumenting the results for the General Educational Development(GED)tests in 1994.The tables and figures provide information on thefollowing:GED participation and credentials issued--percent changefrom 1993 to 1994;testing volBmes;percent tested by age group;credentials issued by age group;testing by language;testing byspecial editions and adaptations;highest grade completed;additionaldata;credentials issued 1984,1990-1994,percent change 1984-1994,and cumulative since 1971;population of adults without high schooldiplomas,GED participation rate,and GED credentialing rate,byjurisdiction;trends in GED testing,1949-1994;GED passing scorerequirements,percent of high school graduates meeting GED standards,and jurisdictions requiring GED standard;and policies for issuinghigh school equivalency credentials based on GED tests,byjurisdiction.comparative testing data,1949-1994;minimum score.requirements;percentage of graduating high school seniors meetingminimum score requirements;percent and number of people who took theGED tests in 1994,by region;number of GED candidates planningfurther study compared with total tested 1961-1994;and number of GEDcandidates receiving credentials compared with total tested1974-1994.Some of the highlights are the following:(1)710,666adults took the GED tests in 1994,nearly 4 percent higher than in1993;(2)in the United States,5 percent more test-takers completedthe test battery,and 7 states reported increases of 15 percent orhigher;(3)498,000 test-takers were successfu1 in 1994,14 percenthigher than the total awarded a decade earlier;(4)near1y 10 millionpeople have received GED credentials since 1971;(5)in 1994,517,826met passing score requirements(73 percent of the total completingthe tests);(6)as in previous years,most GED candidates hadcompleted 10th grade or higher;and(7)66 percent of a11 candidatesin 1993 were planning further study,the highest in the program'shistory.The report includes a list of GED central staff,governingboard and advisory committee sembers and state administrators;information on how the data were gathered,and a list of 16 GEDTesting Service publications.(KC)  \n…。  \nED387623  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