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The following GED exams have been restructured in 2014 and now have ACE credit recommendations:  \n\n|  | ACE \\# AND GED TEST | ACE RECOMMENDED CREDIT HRS | PROPOSED COURSE NUM\u003Cbr>(Pending dept review) | ATTRIBUTE\u003Cbr>to be reviewed |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 1 | GED‐0003:MATHEMATICAL REASONING\u003Cbr>Score of 175 or higher | 3 | MATH1X000 | KMCR? |\n| 2 | GED‐0004:REASONING THROUGH LANGUAGE ARTS\u003Cbr>Score of 175 or higher | 1 | ENG 1X000 | KHUM? |\n| 3 | GED‐0001:SCIENCE\u003Cbr>Score of 175 or higher | 3 | TRAN1X000 | KBS? |\n| 4 | GED‐0002:SOCIAL STUDIES Score of 175 or higher | 3 | TRAN1X000 | KSS? |\n|  | GED‐0003:MATHEMATICAL REASONING\u003Cbr>Score of 165‐174 | 0 | Can be waived of taking non‐ remedial courses in these areas based on this score.\u003Cbr>(Per ACE recommendations) |  |\n|  | GED‐0004:REASONING THROUGH LANGUAGE ARTS\u003Cbr>Score of 165‐174 | 0 |  |  |\n|  | GED‐0001:SCIENCE Score of 165‐174 | 0 |  |  |\n|  | GED‐0002:SOCIAL STUDIES Score of 165‐174 | 0 |  |  |\n\nPLEASE NOTE: We currently have a 2016 Fall admit who has this credit. They passed all four subjects with scores high enough to earn college credit and will be getting the full 10 credits worth. We have received the ACE transcript but do not know what kind of credits beyond elective hours that we can issue to the student yet for their test scores until we have had the information reviewed.  \nAttached is the Information from the GED Testing Service website, as well as the ACE description and recommended credits for the test, depending on the score level. Test descriptions are numbered to match up with the numbers listed above.  \nStudent’s credits will be entered in the same manner as other transcripted transfer work once the ACE transcript has been received and routed to the Credit Transfer staff.  \nPlease feel free to call me with any questions or comments – [Misty 21888 or mlsommer@kent.edu](Misty 21888 or mlsommer@kent.edu)  \nAccording to the GED Testing Service website:  \n[http://www.gedtestingservice.com/testers/collegereadylevels](http://www.gedtestingservice.com/testers/collegereadylevels)  \nCollege Ready Score Levels  \nI scored 165‐174: GED® College Ready  \nWhat does the College Ready score mean?  \nIt means that you have demonstrated the skills to start college‐level courses. Depending on the school or program you apply to, you may not have to take a placement test or any remedial (non‐credit) courses in college, which will save you money when working on a college certificate or degree.  \nHow do I skip the placement test or remedial courses?  \nShare your GED® test transcript (sent to your email or home address) and score report with your college admissions office. The college you apply to may require an ACE credit recommendation showing your eligibility to skip placement tests and/or remedial courses. Learn how to request.  \nI scored 175‐200: GED® College Ready + Credit  \nWhat does the College Ready + Credit score mean?  \nIt means that you have demonstrated some of the skills that are taught in college‐level courses. Depending on the school or program you apply to, you may be eligible for up to 3 credits in Math, 3 credits in Science, 3 credits in Social Studies, and 1 credit in Humanities, which will save you money and time when working towards your college certificate or degree.  \nWhat are the benefits of getting these credits?  \nYou may be able to bypass certain required classes that will save you time and money when working towards your college certificate or degree.  \nHow do I get the credits?  \nYou must obtain an American Council on Education(ACE) Credit® recommendation. Make sure you speak with an advisor at your institution to confirm that your college will accept credits earned through the GED® test before requesting an ACE Credit recommendation. This is a formal recommendation to colleges and universities, requesting they aw","cbCailrcd9U6fj35","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailrcd9U6fj35","pdf",175516,"English","# GED Testing Credits - for Review\n## ACE recommended credits and proposed course mapping\n## College Ready score meaning (165-174)\n## College Ready + Credit score meaning (175-200)\n## How to request ACE credit recommendation and costs","[{\"question\":\"What is the process and cost to request an ACE Credit recommendation transcript?\",\"answer\":\"The process requires confirming institutional acceptance, creating an ACE account, building a credit recommendation transcript, and placing an order. The fee is $20 for one complimentary transcript covering all four subject areas, and $15 for each additional transcript.\"}]","GED Testing Credits - for Review | PDF",25]