Transitional Studies: ABE, GED, High School+, & College Prep

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Transitional Studies: ABE, GED, High School+, & College Prep

Transitional Studies: ABE, GED, High School+, and College Prep

  • Get College-Ready in English and Math
  • Finish your High School Diploma
  • Earn your GED®
  • Prepare for college or career training through on-ramp courses in:
    • Accounting
    • Early Childhood Education
    • Electronics
    • Information Technology

Price: $25/quarter (scholarships available)

To take an online ABE/GED/HS+ class: contact our ABE Transitions Specialist, Shan Lackey at Shan.Lackey@seattlecolleges.edu.

For online classes, you will need:

  • A computer, laptop, or tablet with a camera, speakers, and a microphone (or a headset).
  • Computer Internet access (Wi-Fi).
  • An email address that you can check every day.

We have some laptops you can borrow. Please let us know if you need to borrow one.

Any other questions, please don’t hesitate to call the Basic and Transitional Studies Office at (206) 934-4720 or email us at BTS@seattlecolleges.edu

See below for additional information.

In Transitional Studies we have 3 programs that get you college-ready as you start your pathway/degree to a living-wage, high-demand career.  

  1. GED®
    1. Washington state currently uses the four-part GED® tests for its high school equivalency test.  We have quarterly classes in the day and evening, online and in-person, to help you prepare and practice for the GED. Students enrolled in our $25/quarter GED-prep program will receive unlimited free test vouchers. 
    2. For information about GED®, see the State Board for Community and Technical Colleges web page.
  2. High School+
    1. Earn a WA state high school diploma
    2. Credit for Life Knowledge: Adults who are at least 18 years old can earn a high school diploma through High School+ -- a program that turns your life experience (work, transcripts, previous training, or military experience) into credits toward a high school diploma.
    3. Credit for High School and College (2 for 1!): enroll in a college-level class and get high school credit at the same time.  This dual-credit approach saves you time and money.
  3. Customized Education Plans: work one-on-one with our Transition Specialist to assess what credits you have already earned. Then, develop a plan to complete your high school diploma while you start a degree or job training program.
  4. College Prep/Transitional Studies
    1. Refresh your Math -- statistics, algebra, and pre-cal. 
    2. Brush up your English -- thesis statements, grammar, and paragraph organization.

Tuition is $25 per quarter, with classes in the day or evening.

Or contact our Transition Specialist Shan Lackey at Shan.Lackey@seattlecolleges.edu.