Kansas Equivalency Rules — Cost, Online, Age and Records

The quick answers

Test offered

the GED test only

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Online testing

Offered

Online needs a green practice score (145+) in the subject, inside 60 days.

Standard age

18

Exceptions under that age are below — almost every state has one.

What it costs in Kansas

Route	Per subject / subtest	Full test
GED test — at a test center	$39 per subject unverified — check the official page	$156 total
GED test — online	$39 per subject unverified — check the official page	$156 total

Online testing requires enrollment in a WIOA Title II adult education program (approval through your AE center).

Age and exceptions

Standard age: 18. 16-17: Compulsory School Attendance Disclaimer and/or Exemption Form signed by parent/legal guardian, from the student's own school district (Kansas Board of Regents).

Retake rules

GED retakes: GED Testing Service waives its $26 fee for one discounted retake per subject at a test center (valid 12 months; state/center fees may still apply). Online-proctored retakes are NOT discounted (full price). No wait for retakes 1-2; after a third failed attempt in a subject, a 60-day wait applies before retesting that subject.

Your record in Kansas (the transcript door)

The paper that proves you passed — your transcript or diploma copy — is held by Parchment — start at the official door: https://www.parchment.com.

Fee: fee not published — expect $15–$20 at the official door. unverified — check the official page

Era check: Kansas appears on two custodian lists (Parchment and DiplomaSender). Which door holds your record can depend on the year you tested — confirm at the official door before you pay.

Find yours by year with the Transcript Finder — it adds the era warnings and the documents checklist for your case.

Verification, cell by cell

These cells in this state's row could not be confirmed on an official source in the 2026-10-20 pass and are flagged wherever they appear above: ged_fee_per_subject_center unverified — check the official page · ged_fee_per_subject_online unverified — check the official page · transcript_custodian unverified — check the official page

Included in the $19 Pass Plan

The retake-budget worksheet for your state: the first-attempt cost, the discounted-retake math, and the worst-case total — filled from your state's real rules, so a bad day is a number you already know, not a surprise
The score-report reader: sample reports decoded line by line — what the band means, what the content flags point at, and the next three moves for each

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Sources

Checked 2026-10-20. Figures flagged unverified came from secondary tables, not the official page — that is why they are flagged. Corrections are published on the correction log.

Kansas: the test, the cost, and the paper that proves you passed.