By Lisa Autry
The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education is issuing a consumer alert about fake GED tests. The notice relates to fraudulent websites claiming to offer high school and GED diplomas for a fee through the internet. Reecie Stagnolia is vice president for Adult Education in Kentucky. He says there’s only one way to earn a GED and that’s through a state-administered test that’s given onsite at an official GED testing center. He adds legitimate GED exams are not available online.
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“These individuals are sometimes captivated by the quick fix that’s offered by these websites of obtaining a high school diploma or GED,” Stagnolia said.
The state has set up an online repository where educators and test-takers will find a list of fraudulent websites, information about how to determine legitimate accreditation and an area to report suspected fraud.
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