GED in Oregon

In Oregon the GED costs $176 in person or online, minimum age 18.

How Oregon compares

At $176, Oregon (GED, all 4 subjects in person) is cheaper than 3 states and more expensive than 38 states.

That is $32 above the national median. The national median is $144 (42 states with a confirmed price, range $0 to $200).

Compared with Oregon, it is cheaper in California ($164) and Nevada ($124).

At $176, Oregon (GED, all 4 subjects online) is cheaper than 2 states and more expensive than 34 states.

That is $32 above the national median. The national median is $144 (37 states with a confirmed price, range $104 to $200).

Compared with Oregon, it is cheaper in California ($164) and Nevada ($144).

Rankings use only prices confirmed from an official source. Neighboring states come from the US Census county adjacency file.

Tests accepted: GEDOregon is not listed on https://hiset.org/get-started/state-requirements/ (checked 2026-10-10). Source: ged.com, checked 2026-10-10
Credential awarded: Certificate of High School EquivalencySource: ged.com, checked 2026-10-10

GED, all 4 subjects in person: $176Calculated: 4 x $44. Source gives a per-subject price and no other fees; no total is stated. Source: ged.com, checked 2026-10-10
GED, one subject in person: $44Matches GED price JSON (dataipprice $44.00). Source: ged.com, checked 2026-10-10
GED, all 4 subjects online: $176Calculated: 4 x $44. No total is stated. Source: ged.com, checked 2026-10-10
GED, one subject online: $44Matches GED price JSON (dataOnlineprice $44.00). Source: ged.com, checked 2026-10-10
Ways to pay less: In person only: one discounted retake per unpassed subject within 365 days of the full-price test (GED waives its $34 fee; $10 Oregon test center fee applies). No discounted retakes online. One free electronic diploma and transcript after passing.No state voucher or fee waiver for first attempts is listed on the ged.com page; no state agency page was searched. Source: ged.com, checked 2026-10-10

GED online at home: YesRequires green GED Ready score; subjects scheduled one at a time. Source: ged.com, checked 2026-10-10

Minimum age: 18Source: ged.com, checked 2026-10-10
Under the minimum age: 16- and 17-year-olds may test if at least one applies: enrolled in a GED Option Program; parent or guardian permission (consent form approved by the Alternative Education Specialist); legally emancipated minor; or married. 16-year-olds may need a court order. No one under 16 may test. Online testers under 18 need a parent or guardian at pre-test check-in.Source: ged.com, checked 2026-10-10

Residency rule: Not required: you do not need to be an Oregon resident to test.Source: ged.com, checked 2026-10-10

Retake policy: In person: no wait for the first two retakes, 60-day wait after 3 attempts at a subject; no yearly limit; one discounted retake per unpassed subject within 365 days ($10 Oregon test center fee). Online: one retake before a 60-day wait; retakes $44, no discount.Source: ged.com, checked 2026-10-10