Passing the GED® (General Education Degree) is your chance for a fresh start. And we want to help you take those first few steps in studying for the GED® test. More than anything else, we want GED® Study Guide to become a practical study tool that you can use as your study for the GED® test.

Our website is a virtual GED® study guide, which means no pages to print, no books to pay for, no guides to collect from the mail; just everything you need right here on your computer screen. If you’re tired of paying for GED® study guides over and over again, then you will love the simplicity of this site. On this test prep website, you will find: GED® practice tests, GED® tutorial videos, GED® practice lessons and an educational blog blog packed with tips and tricks for passing the GED® test.

In 2016, the GED® test underwent a major change. Fear not, this site has been updated to reflect that change. As you prepare for the GED® test, here are some important things that you should be aware of:

• Each subject area test is taken separately, meaning you will take FOUR tests total
• You can sign up for the GED® test at the official site: gedtestingservice.com
• To pass each test, you must have a minimum score of 150. Scoring higher than 170 means that you have passed with honors.
• You will be expected to prepare written responses for every subject area EXCEPT math.
• If you do not pass the GED® test the first time, you will be allowed to try it two more time. Then, you must wait 60 days before you can try again.
• There are multiple ways that questions will be asked, including traditional multiple choice question format, drag-and-drop, hot spot, fill-in-the-blank, and extended response (both short and long) essays.

To best help you prepare, we have broken down this website into the four subject areas of the test: Math, Reasoning through Language Arts (reading and writing), Science, and Social Studies.