New GED Testing Labs Open at WGTC's Murphy and LaGrange Campuses to Benefit Local Students

West Georgia Technical College (WGTC) has opened two new Pearson VUE Testing Labs at its Murphy and LaGrange campuses. These labs, designed for administering General Educational Development (GED) tests, aim to improve educational resources for residents of Haralson and Troup counties and others in WGTC’s service area.

Rebecca Wheeler, the Dean of Adult Education at WGTC, stated that these centers will reduce travel time and expenses for community members. She noted that the labs would also enhance local educational and employment prospects, contributing to community growth.

Additionally, Georgia residents may benefit from the High School Equivalency (HSE) Hope Grant, which provides up to $200 to offset GED testing costs. This grant is part of WGTC’s effort to make education more accessible and affordable.

WGTC offers several resources for those interested in the new testing facilities or financial aid. Prospective test-takers can schedule their GED tests online, and the college’s website provides information about free GED preparation classes.

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