One way to prove that one has obtained a high school-level education is by successfully completing the GED. However, it may require a preparation on your part. For some, they take classes or study GED preparation books and other materials while others just simply brush up on a few of the subject areas where they think they need some practice.
There are five subject areas that are covered in the GED. These include the Mathematics, Language arts (reading), Language arts (w
riting), Science, and Social studies.
In most states, those who have not earned a high school diploma are eligible to take the test. By successful completing the exam, it can be considered as a credential which is equivalent to a high school diploma by most employers as well as post-secondary schools.
Studying for the GED test is important especially for test takers who are a few years removed from the school. By doing so, you will be familiarized with the different subject matters included in the test by completing official some sample test questions. However, it is also important for the student to determine which subject area deserve the most attention.
The following are some options for GED test preparation:
Online
There are a lot of resources online to prepare for the GED test. Try to visit the ACE website offers official. They have sample test questions, relevant mathematical formulas and also you have the option to request an official GED practice test.
The KET or Kentucky Educational Television network also provide GED test preparation materials. It may include a free official practice test. Another important resource is the GED Online (www.gedonline.org). It may involve some payment but it includes interactive study sessions, online grading of practice tests as well as email support.
At Home
In addition to online resources, there are also other at-home study options such as GED practice books, or a series of video programs that are being broadcasted by PBS via local public television stations.
In Class
Moreover, there are also GED preparation courses available which can be found at adult education resource centers. They can be at public and community colleges and such courses may last a single term. The advantage of this type of preparation is it offers a comprehensive review of all subject areas on the GED exam.