High School Diploma Prep

Daytime Classes

We can help you prepare to successfully pass the high school equivalency diploma test. The prep class is offered full-time Monday through Thursday from 8:15 am to 2:45 pm.

For working students, schedules can be adjusted within these hours. The average time of completion varies depending upon your current academic levels.

Our Instructor will help get you get ready for the test and walk you through the application process. OIC is a registered HiSet Testing Center so, when you're ready, you'll be able to take your exam on-site!

Call to schedule an appointment.

For all classes, bring the following documents to your appointment:

• Social Security Card
• Valid Driver's license of state ID
• A $25 processing fee (payable by cash, money order, debit or credit card. Your credit card will be charged a service fee of $3.00. Payment is due before your scheduled orientation.

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Evening Classes

Evening GED Class
4:00 - 7:00 pm (Classes Monday, Tuesday and Thursday)

Location: OIC of Oklahoma County

Cost: One-time $50 enrollment fee.  HOWEVER, you must attend in order to preserve that one-time fee.

Study for all 5 subtests of the HiSET exam of the high school equivalency exam.

• Instructor-driven!
• Easy, central location
• Test onsite for the HiSET exam

Call 405.235.2651 to register or stop by our location Mon-Fri between 9 am and 4 pm.

On-line Diploma Prep Access

Having a very successful daytime course, OIC has launched an online high school equivalency/GED prep course, entitled "Diploma Prep 24/7™."  The program will deploy customized instructor-regulated coursework online to specifically target working adult learners who seek a high school diploma but are unable to attend an on-site class.

OIC’s Diploma Prep 24/7™ is a virtual classroom that meets based on schedule worked out with the instructor via computer through a distance learning component. Student assignments are made throughout the week for follow-up instruction during the live streamed class.  The online component will include live streaming of virtual sessions, class recordings, on-demand video library content, and multi-media/screen sharing.  Enrolled students will be able to access the course from at-home computers or through a network of partner programs, which will offer computer access at their satellite locations.