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When Is The Best Time To Take the GED Test? Here Are 4 Questions To Guide You

Do you know the coverage of all the GED test subjects and have you prepared for each of the topics? Get a study guide and make a checklist of all the topics you need to study. In addition to knowing the topics, you also have to be familiar with the test structure and the types of questions you might see on the actual test.

Once you’ve covered all the topics and have addressed areas that you find difficult, chances are you are ready to take the test.

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What Does Your GED Test Score Mean According To The 2014 Revisions?

The GED body wants to guarantee that students earning their GED certificates are truly academically fit to have the knowledge and skills of a high school graduate. GED officials have carried out extensive research and analysis where they recommended lowering the passing score from 150 points to 145 points. This new standard in the scoring system aims to accurately signify the range of aptitude and abilities of test-takers.

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12 Last-Minute GED Tips Of An Unstoppable Test Prep Warrior

You may be feeling anxious as the day of taking your GED test approaches. A little anxiety is not bad–it will keep you on your toes. But all in all, you should be feeling calm, composed and ready for the big day. After all, taking the GED test is an extraordinary feat. Passing it will open new doors of opportunities for you. So what will make your GED test day as superb as it can be?

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GED Math Blueprint

Finally... a PROVEN, Simple Program to Quickly Identify Your Math Weakness... and Show You How to Solve Them to Pass the GED© Math Test - in just 5 hours a week. 

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GED Science Classes Online

The GED Science Test is a single section test. You will be given 90 minutes to complete it. Aside from the multiple choice questions, you will be asked to answer two questions that require short explanations. This part of the test is called Short-Answer Responses. You will be required to read a passage and then you will be asked to explain a hypothesis or design an experiment.

The test covers the following topics:

Life Science

Earth and Space Science

Physical Science

Make sure not to miss any of the topics above once you start studying for the Science GED Test.

You have two options: take our free GED practice test for science or watch the online lessons below. Have a pen and paper with you so you can take notes while watching the videos. Doing so will help you retain the information you have just learned. There’s also nothing over 7 minutes here.

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Free Online GED Classes: Step-by-Step Prep Program for Adults

Want to pass the GED test but don’t have enough time to study? Find it hard to focus when reading books? Can’t understand some difficult terms while studying?

As you may know, the GED test covers four subjects: math, science, social studies, and reasoning through language arts. You need to get a total score of 580 in order to pass the test [1]. Additionally, you need to get at least 145 points on each subject. This is the reason why we created the online GED classes: we want you to pass each subject successfully with ease.

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GED® Science Study Guide

Do you have trouble remembering science facts? Think science is a fascinating subject, but find it difficult to understand? Science doesn’t only require you to memorize information, but it also needs you to analyze and understand concepts. At times, you may even need to calculate. If you’re looking for the easiest way to study for the GED science test, you’ve come to the right place!

Thankfully, our GED science practice tests and online classes include the most important topics that you will encounter in the actual exam. Our GED guide will help you study all the topics you need to know to ace the GED science test.

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What Does the GED Test Include?

The GED Test covers four subjects:

Math

Science

Social Studies

Reasoning through Language Arts

Overall, the test aims to assess whether you have the skills and knowledge of a high school graduate. While each test is often scheduled on different dates, the GED test approximately takes seven hours to finish. Generally, the tests are scheduled per subject on available dates and times of the day. Some states allow you to take all the tests in one day.

The GED (General Educational Development) is a high school equivalency test. The GED® was created in the 1940’s to help World War 2 veterans complete their high school education. Five years later, the GED® test became available to civilians. Over 20 million people have passed the GED® since it’s creation over 70 years ago.