What is a GED?

GED stands for General Educational Development. The GED® test has four subject tests: Mathematical Reasoning, Reasoning Through Language Arts, Science and Social Studies.

Each test is scored from 100 to 200, and you need a score of 145 or higher on all four to earn your high school equivalency credential.

You can test at a test center or, where your state allows it, online. Rules such as minimum age and residency vary by state.

The GED gives people who did not complete high school the chance to acquire credentials of high school equivalency, therefore allowing them better opportunities to pursue their future educational and career goals.

Learn more: GED 101: 2021 GED Practice Tests, GED Classes for GED Exam – 1 Stop GED Programs Guide

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Our Free GED Study Guide

We know the importance of an education and how important passing the GED is to you and your future. There are plenty of people willing to help you along the way, and we hope you know that we are there for you. We have assembled this Free Online GED Study Guide to help put the power and information in your hands to make passing the GED just that much easier.

Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. Nelson Mandela

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• GED Math
• GED Math Practice Test 1
• GED Science Study Guide
• GED Social Studies Prep Guide
• GED Reasoning through Language Arts Guide
• 6 Quick Tips to Prepare for the GED Science Test
• 3 Common Reasons Why Test-takers Fail GED
• Free Online GED Classes: Step-by-Step Prep Program for Adults
• GED Science Study Guide

Sources

• GED Test Scores, GED Testing Service
• Take the GED Test Online, GED Testing Service
• GED 101: An Introduction to the GED Program and the GED Test, GED Testing Service