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How to Get a Copy of My GED & My Score in Kansas

The General Education Development test measures basic skills in writing, science, reading, social studies and mathematics. Many employers and colleges consider the GED equivalent to a high school diploma. Each section on the GED ranges from 200-800 points. You must score at least 420 on each section of the test and earn an average section score of 450 to earn your GED. In Kansas, it costs $10 to obtain a copy of your GED diploma, which proves you earned your GED, or GED transcript, which lists your scores.

Instructions

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  Print and fill out the GED Request Form located on the Kansas Board of Regents website. Alternately, write a letter that includes your name, date of birth, current phone number, Social Security number, location and date of your GED test and your signature. In addition, indicate whether you require a copy of your diploma or transcript, how many copies you need and your mailing address.
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  Include $10 in cash, cashier's checks or money orders for every diploma or transcript requested. Do not send personal checks.
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  Mail the form or letter and money to:
  
  Kansas Board of Regents/GED
  
  1000 S.W. Jackson St.
  
  Suite 520
  
  Topeka, KS, 66612

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