Make sure you are eligible to take the New Hampshire GED exam. You must be a state resident and have a photo ID. You must be at least 18 years old and out of high school or part of a high school class that already graduated. Students who are home-schooled and under 18 must take a GED practice test before they can take the GED exam.
Take a preparation course online or at a local community college to prepare for the exam. The state of New Hampshire also offers a GED practice test at local testing centers.
Contact the testing center in your area to schedule a time to take the exam. New Hampshire has 18 official testing centers located throughout the state. You can look on the New Hampshire Department of Education website to find your nearest center or call the GED administrator (see References).
Pay the required fees. To take all five sections of the GED exam, you will be charged a $65 fee that includes the issuance of your certificate upon passing. If you retest on only one section, the fee is $15. For people in the Armed Forces or those testing out of state, the fee is $32.50. An official New Hampshire GED transcript is $5.00. These fees are effective as of January 1, 2007, as listed on the New Hampshire Department of Education website.
Score at least 410 on each part of the GED to pass.