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HSE Assessment / Orientation
​ with HSE Coordinator - Javier Corrales

 Wednesdays 
10:00AM - 6:00PM
First, create your assessment ID (ASAP):
Click Here To Create Assessment ID
Next, schedule your HSE Orientation appointment 
Click Here To Schedule Your Orientation

High School Equivalency (HSE) preparation classes are designed to ensure that students pass all sections of the HiSET® or GED test.
Saddleback College provides free, non-credit, open-entry HSE classes.

Apply and register anytime throughout the semester!
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Exam preparation through Saddleback College includes free classes offered in the subjects that you will be tested on the official exam: Math, Science, Social Studies, and Language Arts (Reading & Writing). These classes are offered in both English and Spanish. We also provide free placement and practice tests to assess student readiness for official testing.

Are you ready to begin the journey to earn your HSE Certificate?
​ Follow these 5 steps to success


Step 1: Create Assessment ID 
Create Assessment ID (New Student Only) - Click Here
Returning students can proceed to Step 2.

​The assessment number (also known as an ASAP ID number) is needed when you attend your High School Equivalency Orientation. Your assessment (ASAP ID) number is required for your HSE Orientation and for your initial practice test in reading and math. Returning students who already have an ASAP ID number can go directly to step 2.  

Step 2: Attend HSE Zoom Orientation & Complete Assessment Exams
New students must attend a “Live” HSE Orientation held on Zoom to learn about the program and to be able to register for classes.

Complete your Reading and Math Assessment (practice) Exams.

HSE assessment tests in Reading and Math are held every 
Wednesday from 10am to 6pm by appointment. The two practice Reading and Math tests will take about an hour each to complete. These are initial practice exams to help you determine your readiness and amount of preparation support needed to pass the official HiSET® or GED state exam. Please Note: You will need to use a Windows, Mac, Chromebook computer or an iPad to begin testing. 

Schedule your HSE CASAS assessment testing appointment with our HSE Coordinator

For general questions on how to get started in the HSE program, please contact HSE Coordinator, Javier Corrales at (949) 336-2457 or email  jcorrales@saddleback.edu.

Step 3: Submit Saddleback College Application & Register for Classes
  • Students must complete a Saddleback College application.
  • Select your HSE classes from the schedule listed below and register for your classes in MySite. Students will need their Saddleback Student ID number (emailed to students after completion of college application) and 4-digit PIN to log onto their MySite account. Visit the "Registration Help Center" for help registering on MySite..

Need help completing your application or registering for classes? Call our Admissions & Records support team (listed below) for assistance.
  • Nancy Ayala: (949) 627-0893
  • Jacqueline Parra: (949) 627-0824

Step 4: Attend free HSE Classes Online through Canvas
Study and prepare for your 5 Official HiSET Exams by attending your HSE classes. *Online classes will be accessed online through CANVAS.
  • AEBE 702NC - Language Arts I (Social Studies, Science, Reading, Writing)
  • AEBE 703NC - Language Arts II*
  • AEBE 704NC - Math I
  • AEBE 705NC - Math II*
  • AEBE 792 - Language Arts/ Math Lab (to conduct practice exams for the state test)

*These classes have a pre-requisite​.

Step 5: Pass your HiSET Exams and earn your certificate!
Schedule your testing appointments and pass all 5 subject exams.
  • Social Studies - 70 minutes on exam, 60 multiple choice questions
  • Science - 80 minutes on exam, 60 multiple choice questions
  • Math - 90 minutes on exam, 55 multiple choice questions
  • Reading - English test: 65 minutes, 50 multiple choice questions // Spanish test: 80 minutes, 50 questions
  • Writing - 120 minutes on exam, 60 multiple choice questions and 1 essay question

NOTE: Official HiSET Exams will be proctored in-person at Saddleback College or by the "HiSET Exam From Home" option. Take one test at a time or all five at once. Each test proctored at Saddleback College is $26.75 (you can retest 3 times per subject every year).

View Official HiSET Testing Options

Contact:
Saddleback College HSE CoordinatorJAVIER CORRALES
jcorrales@saddleback.edu
(949) 336-2457

Saddleback College
28000 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo, California 92692
 South Orange County Community College District.
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