The Illinois Community College Board has authorized three different tests to meet the high school equivalency requirements.
Tests include:
- General Education Development (GED)
- High School Equivalency Test (HiSET)
- Test Assessing Secondary Completion (TASC)
Illinois State law requires taking and passing an Illinois State Constitution test in order to receive a High School equivalency certificate.
The test is offered at Kankakee Community College. Call 815-802-8300 for more information on scheduling a test.
Records for Iroquois and Kankakee Counties are kept at the I-KAN Regional Office of Education.
A High School Equivalency transcript or certificate may be requested and picked up in person at 1 Stuart Dr., Kankakee, IL.
To fill out the request form and submit payment electronically, click here. By choosing this option, fill out the form in its entirety. A separate email will be sent to you (within two business days) with a link to submit payment. With this online option, your transcript, certificate or both will be mailed to you or mailed to a third party (such as a college or employer). Transcripts and certificates will be mailed within two business days.
What’s the difference between a transcript and certificate?
A transcript shows the scores for each segment of the test. Colleges and many employers require these documents to be “official” which means the document is in a sealed envelope with an official seal on the envelope.
A certificate is the diploma handed out upon completion of a high school program.
Fees
Transcripts: $10
Certificate $10
$1 will be added for mailed transcripts and certificates.
$2 convenience fee will be added when paying by credit card.