What We Offer
GED
GED classes are taught by caring, skilled instructors who want to help you reach your goals. Your class is based on your test results, so you can focus on the skills you need most. You can take the class more than once if you need more time. Everyone works at their own pace.
How to Sign Up
STEP 1: Sign up online through Campus CE by August 7, 2026.
STEP 2: The GED instructor will contact you after getting your info to help set up your GED account.
Costs & How to Pay
Each GED course is $100. When you sign up for the course through Campus CE you will be able to pay online.
Course costs provide you with access to MCC resources and other community connections to help you achieve your goals.
Skip the Test Stress
Adults 21 and older can earn a real high school diploma through classes instead of the GED exam—all for just $50 total. Learn more about our Adult High School Diploma program.
Summer Registration is Now Closed!
Fall 2026 GED Schedule
You can sign up for classes for next semester until August 7, 2026.
Afternoon Class
August 17 – Dec 4
12:30pm – 2:30pm**
Tue, Wed, Thu
Evening Class
August 17 – Dec 4
5pm – 7pm**
Tue, Wed, Thu
** Class times offered are subject to change.
Important GED Class Information
- You must be 17 years old to test in Colorado.
- In Colorado, you can be 16 and take the GED test if you apply for a GED Age Waiver and are approved by GED Testing Service.
- All classes are taught in English.
- Online or mixed-online class options must be approved by the instructor. You’ll be able to discuss this when contacted with class details.
- After you sign up for a GED class, the instructor will contact you with more information, including a test date. You will take a practice test first so we know the best starting level for you.
First GED Test Fees Paid by MCC!
Taking the GED Test
Your instructor or GED staff will help you set up your test at the MCC Testing Center. Practice tests can be done at home, but the real test must be taken at the Testing Center.
Important: Bring a government ID to your test. If you don’t, you will have to reschedule and pay another fee.
Where is the MCC Testing Center?
The MCC Testing Center is located on the Fort Morgan Campus in the Library. Visit the Testing Center page to learn more, schedule an appointment, and acceptable photo ID info.
FAQs
If I was previously a student in the program, do I still need to go through the enrollment process?
Yes, you will still need to go through our enrollment process so that we have your most up-to-date personal information.
What is the difference between the Hyflex and virtual-only options?
The Hyflex option allows students to attend class in-person most days. If a student is sick or can’t physically come to class for other reasons, they can join the class at the scheduled time via Zoom. If a student chooses the virtual-only option, they can only attend online via Zoom during the class time but cannot attend in-person.
What is the commitment for GED courses?
GED courses require students to attend during the scheduled times, do the homework, and participate to the best of their ability. Students are allowed to miss up to 5 days of class for family situations, emergencies, etc.
Enrolling in the GED program is making a full commitment to your education.
Does MCC currently offer GED classes in Spanish?
Unfortunately, MCC doesn’t currently offer GED classes taught in Spanish. MCC hopes to offer more options to our community in the future!
Can I attend classes if do not live in Morgan County?
MCC offers Hybrid GED classes so students are able to attend in-person or virtually via Zoom. For students who aren’t able to attend class in-person on the Fort Morgan campus, they can attend all classes virtually via Zoom. Zoom is an online, web conferencing software that allows students to attend class using a computer, laptop, or cell phone. Zoom does require access to a stable internet connection. Students can reach out to your local MCC location in Burlington, Limon (also serving the Bennett area) or Wray to use an MCC computer lab.
Where can I test if I do not live in Morgan County?
The practice tests used to determine a plan of study for the GED course can be taken online from the convenience of home or at the nearest MCC location. Students can use MCC computers and internet.
For the official GED exam, students must contact one of the MCC locations listed below PRIOR to the test date to schedule the test.
Students can come to the Fort Morgan campus to do your GED official exam through the Testing Center or you can do the Online GED Exam that is monitored by a GED official at the nearest MCC location in Burlington, Limon (also serving the Bennett area) or Wray. IT IS MANDATORY THAT YOU SCHEDULE THROUGH US AND BRING YOUR GOVERNMENT ID, failure to do so will result in having to reschedule the test for an additional fee.
If you have questions BEFORE signing up, use the contact form below. This will NOT sign you up GED classes.
Meet the Faculty
Faculty
Sara Watkins
Office: (970) 542-3258
E-Mail: [email protected]
Sara began teaching as a full-time GED instructor at MCC in the spring of 2024. Prior to joining MCC, she taught GED and secondary English Language Arts for 10 years. She also served as an online coordinator for the Brush School District for two years.
Sara earned her undergraduate degree in Creative Writing and Secondary English Language Arts Education from the University of Colorado Boulder in 2014, and her graduate degree in Human Resources Management with an emphasis in Organizational Leadership from Colorado State University in 2019.
She lives in Morgan County with her daughter and enjoys spending time with family, attending community events, and writing.
Program Mission
Our mission is to provide an educational environment which helps adult learners attain their personal and professional goals. We strive to support our learners by giving them the resources they need to succeed in attaining their GED credentials and/or gains in English language learning. This will be accomplished through focused instruction in their desired subject areas; consistent feedback on progress and areas for growth; and assistance in connecting them to resources fostering their learning while in our program and professional opportunities they desire to pursue after our program. In doing so, we hope to cultivate adult professionals who are more confident in their abilities acting as a continually valuable asset to their workplaces and communities with their enhanced skills/credentials.