Having a GED Increases Job Opportunities and Allows Access to Higher Education
SEICAA provides individualized assistance with the costs associated for the GED testing.
- Participants need to be at or below CSBG federal poverty guidelines (see below).
- SEICAA will pay for participants to take the GED test up to three times in one calendar year.
To find out more information, contact 232-1114 (option #2).
Income Guidelines
| Family Size | Monthly Income | 3 Month Income |
| 1 person | $1,301.04 | $3,903.13 |
| 2 person | $1,761.46 | $5,284.38 |
| 3 person | $2,221.88 | $6,665.63 |
| 4 person | $2,682.29 | $8,046.88 |
| 5 person | $3,142.71 | $9,428.13 |
| 6 person | $3,603.13 | $10,809.38 |
| 7 person | $4,063.54 | $12,190.63 |
| 8 person | $4,523.96 | $13,571.88 |
| Each additional person, add | $460.42 | $1,381.25 |
Income guidelines are approximate. If you think you may be over income, please contact SEICAA for a full eligibility determination.
About the GED Test
- The GED test is composed of five sections: Math, Reading, Writing, Social Studies, and Science.
- GED Testing sites in Eastern Idaho are ISU’s counseling and testing center in Pocatello, and EITC in Idaho Falls.