How Hard is the GED Test? Facts You Should Know
How hard is the GED test? You need 145 of 200 on each of four subject tests. See the test format, time limits, score levels, and how to prepare.
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Work through GED Math, Science, Social Studies and Language Arts practice questions, then watch the video lesson for anything you missed. For college and grad school, we explain how the ACT, SAT, GRE, GMAT, MCAT and LSAT are scored and compare the prep courses.
How hard is the GED test? You need 145 of 200 on each of four subject tests. See the test format, time limits, score levels, and how to prepare.
Each GED subject is scored on its own. Pick a subject, take the practice test, then study the matching video class.
Short lessons that build from number basics to linear equations. Start at Lesson 1 or jump to the skill you need.
GEDHow hard the test is, what to study and what to do on test day.24 articles
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GRETiming, calculators, essays, retakes and study plans.16 articles
MCATGood scores, study schedules and the classes to take first.14 articlesCompare the two tests, then use a study plan that fits the time you have left.
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