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Finish your high-school diploma for free

Berkeley Adult School Verified Information

Berkeley Adult School (BAS) offers adult students a chance to finish their High School Diploma or earn a GED. The program has classes that count towards either a High School Diploma or GED/HiSET, and provides counselors who can help students decide.
Available
Classes are available mornings, afternoons and evenings. *** Registration deadlines for Fall Term 1: 8/24/22 and for Fall Term 2: 11/1/22. Please call the Academic Counseling Office with any questions about Registration if the registration period is closed.***
  • ADA accessible
    Yes
  • Accessibility notes
    Classes at the main site are wheelchair accessible via two elevators. If you require specific accommodation due to a disability, please call (510) 644-6130 and make your request at least two weeks in advance of your class start date.
  • citizenship
    No requirements
  • age
    adults (18 years or older), transitional age youth (16-24 years old)
  • communities
    Available to everyone
  • free
    Yes
  • Eligibility description
    These classes are designed for people who live in Berkeley and the surrounding communities. People who live outside of California cannot participate in these classes.
  • Documentation Needed to Enroll
    Transcripts from any completed high-school course work.
  • counties
    Alameda
  • states
    California

Berkeley Adult School

1701 San Pablo Avenue

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  • Berkeley Adult School
    1701 San Pablo Avenue
    Berkeley, CA 94702

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    9.7 miles away
    Mon - Thu8 am - 8 pm
    Fri - Sat8 am - 2 pm
    SunClosed

    Office closed 3:45pm~6pm, Monday ~Thursday

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