GED Courses in New York

Bramson ORT College offers students who do not have a high school diploma, an opportunity to pursue an Associate Degree and a GED, under the Ability to Benefit program. Students must be a recognized candidate who can obtain a High school Equivalency Diploma based on Earned College Credit (Ability to Benefit). Students must then achieve a passing score in the Asset or CELSA Test, approved by the Department of Education.

Upon passing students must enroll in the college as an ATB student. They must then complete 24 credits in the recommended distribution of courses, the requirements can be satisfied through the college evaluation of the student's ability to undertake and maintain college level work.

To discuss enrollment at Bramson ORT College, please contact Admissions and we will be more than happy to assist you.