Nevada HiSET® Requirements

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About the Nevada HiSET® Exam

The following policies apply to anyone taking the HiSET® exam in Nevada When you schedule an appointment, you will need to confirm that you have read and understand these policies. See the Nevada high school equivalency testing program website for more information.

Nevada Eligibility Requirements

To take the HiSET exam in Nevada, you must meet the following eligibility requirements:

High School Equivalency Status: You must not be enrolled, nor required to be enrolled in high school, and you must be without a high school diploma or high school equivalency certificate to take the HiSET exam.

Age:

  • 18 years and older: you may take the HiSET exam if you have not already passed a state-approved high school equivalency assessment.
  • 16–17 years old: you must present official written permission of withdrawal from compulsory attendance from the board of trustees of a school district (or their designee within the school district or at your zoned school), along with signed parental permission, to your local test center in order to be able to take the exam.
  • All Test Takers should contact your local testing center to verify that all requirements have been met before registering or scheduling the HiSET exam.

Residency: You must be a resident of Nevada to take the HiSET exam. There is no minimum residency requirement. You will be required to show proof of residency prior to testing.

Practice Test: Your local test center or educational agency may require you demonstrate readiness prior to actual testing. Check with your local test center before registering.

Identification: You must present valid photo identification on test day at the state-approved high school equivalency test center. Outdated or expired identification will not be accepted. Acceptable forms of identification include:

  • Valid driver’s license
  • Passport
  • Military ID
  • Other form of government issued identification that shows name, address, date of birth, signature and photograph

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HiSET Nevada Testing Options and Fees

Total fees per paper subtest

$20

Total expected fees to complete the HiSET assuming no retake attempts and completion in a single calendar year:

$100

Subtest fee breakdown:

Test Fee: $15

Test Center Fee: $5

State Admin Fee: $0

Test Location: Test Center

Total fees per computer subtest

$20

Total expected fees to complete the HiSET assuming no retake attempts and completion in a single calendar year:

$100

Subtest fee breakdown:

Test Fee: $15

Test Center Fee: $5

State Admin Fee: $0

Test Location: Test Center

Total fees per Test @ Home subtest

$32.50

Total expected fees to complete the HiSET assuming no retake attempts and completion in a single calendar year:

$162.50

Subtest fee breakdown:

Test Fee: $15

Remote Proctor Fee: $17.50

State Admin Fee: $0

Test Location: Offsite, remote proctored. System requirements and test environment guidelines must be met.

Retesting

What to know: HiSET test takers may take each subtest a maximum of six (6) times in a calendar year.

How it works: If you take your first official HiSET subtest in the month of January and then take 5 retakes at a test center between February and November, you would not be permitted to take that subtest again until the next calendar year starting in January.

What it costs: You may retake each subtest two times over the 12 months following your first attempt by paying only the test center fee (noted above for each in-person subtest) or the at-home online proctor fee ($17.50 for each at-home subtest). You will be charged the full amount including the Test Fee when scheduling your fourth attempt within the 12 months following your first attempt.

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