Testing Records for COMPASS, ESL/COMPASS or GED

Do you need a copy of your COMPASS or ESL/COMPASS test?

Come to Student Assessment Services, in person with photo ID, during office hours, M-F, 7:30 am – 4:00 pm.  (Note that we close at 12:00 on Fridays during summer months.)

Do you need a copy of your COMPASS or ESL/COMPASS test sent to another school/institution?

Come in person, with photo ID, to Student Assessment Services, RSB 76, during office hours, M-F, 7:30 am – 4:00 pm., or:

• Request for COMPASS score report (PDF). Answer all questions, including a current phone number. FAX to 206-934-6766 or mail to:   SSCC, Student Assessment Services, 6000 16th Ave SW, RSB 76, Seattle WA 98106-1499.

Do you need a copy of your COMPASS or ESL/COMPASS, taken at another school, sent to Student Assessment Services?

COMPASS score reports are accepted only directly from the testing center where the test was taken.

• Contact the testing office of the school or institution for THEIR requirements. 
• Request that your date of birth and student ID# for South Seattle Community College be attached to the score report so that we can match you to our student database.  You must have a student ID# at South for us to record your scores.
• The score report may be FAXed to Student Assessment Services, 206-934-6766, from that office.

Do you need a copy of your GED Certificate?

Complete the Request for GED Transcript/Score Report (PDF). Come to our office,  FAX (206-934-6766) or mail (SSCC, Student Assessment Services, 6000 16th Ave SW, RSB 76, Seattle, WA, 98106-1499) to Student Assessment Services.  Be sure to include your current phone number so that we may contact you if there is a problem finding your record. 

• We will phone you only if there is a problem locating your records; we will mail your GED Score Report within 2 business days to the address on the request form.
• There is currently no fee for this service.
• For GED tests taken after January 1, 2002, we can access a state-wide database for tests taken anywhere in Washington.    For some of the pre-2002 GED records, you may need to contact the testing office where you completed your GED.
• For tests taken outside the state of Washington, you must contact that state official GED administrative office.  Do an internet search with:  “GED  test request form (name of state)”.  A fee may be charged.