1. Visit Student Services
2. Complete an application
3. Submit proof of Standard Approved High School Diploma or GED
4. Show Social Security Card
5. Complete Florida Residency verification
• FL Driver's License or FL Identification
• FL Vehicle Registration or FL Voter's Registration
• Additional documents may also serve as verification

(Florida Residency form for a full list of documents)

Additional Items

1. Attend Program Orientation
2. Check specific program for additional program specific requirements
3. Submit valid testing results (if applicable)

The TABE Language/CASAS Goals Reading and Math tests are administered as part of the application process, when applicable.  Please see testing exemption information below.  TheTABE Language/CASAS Goals Reading and Math tests are by appointment only. 

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Students must bring their Photo I.D., Social Security Card, and $10.00 cash to their appointment.  Prior to testing, applicants are asked to complete an online registration/application which will send notification to the appropriate Program Advisor.  Selected training programs require students to have a standard, approved high school diploma or GED prior to entering. 

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As per Florida Statutes 1004.91 and 1008.30, students are exempt from CASAS GOALS Reading, CASAS GOALS Math exit requirements if they:

• Entered 9th grade in a FL public school in the 2003-2004 school year, or any year thereafter, and earned a Florida standard high school diploma.
• Possess a college degree at the associate in applied science level or higher from an accredited post-secondary institution, or
• Currently serve as an active-duty member of any branch of the United States Armed Services.

• Placement into Adult ABE/GED® programs is based on performance and skill level on the TABE test. Applicants must take the TABE prior to registration to ensure proper placement.
• ABE/GED®/ESOL applicants must be at least 18 years of age.
• Placement into Adult ESOL classes is based on performance and skill level on the CASAS test to determine language proficiency. The CASAS is a pre-entry requirement and is administered at different times throughout the school year.
• Following the admissions test, applicants are assigned to a specific program and/or level based upon test scores.