#ged testing

[fruitsstudytoo]

❄️so I’m getting back into studying. Ive learned that I can’t focus that well at my house so I went to my local library and studied for a few hours with a ‘hot crafted press’ from caribou (so good btw). I’m planning on posting a lot more even if it’s to nobody just because it gives me the motivation and I wanna get my GED before March! There is also so few studyblrs who are kinda in the same situation as me..❄️

[fruitsstudytoo]

🐨I’ve always had amazingly smart math teachers who could’ve definitely been working in a variety of different fields, but I could almost never understand anything that was going on. I’ve never really been the type to ask for help even if I needed it very bad. That habit of mines made me get further and further behind in math.🐨

~Today I’m going focus all my studying attention on math! I’m about an hour in and somethings are starting to seem a bit more clear to me. At work they had breakfast for everyone who worked in the building so I had a berry cream cheese waffle! Today has been a good day so fair and it’ll continue being one!~

[lukeskeychange]

Hi I need your help with something what is the best way to go about getting the ged and studying for it? I was homeschooled and I'm honestly not sure where my level of education is I feel like I could be in different grades for each subject and I'm not even sure if I'm of high school level I'm overwhelmed with where to start and if someone like me could even pass

Hey love :) I’m sorry it took me so long to respond. I totally understand your concern about passing; I dealt with the same thing. 4Tests has free GED practice tests that can show you what you should focus your studies on :) 

For the GED as a whole, you have to sign up on the National GED website. Once there, you’ll be matched up with your local GED testing center (mine ended up being at my local community college). You’ll also find the local laws and stuff about getting your GED, and you can pay for your individual tests. There are four subjects in total, each ranging from about $35-50. You’re not required to take all the subjects at one time, and honestly, I recommend that you don’t. 

I’m not sure if this helped or not, but feel free to ask more questions if you need to; I promise I’ll respond within 24 hours next time *facepalm*

[tinyarmyofqueerfolkwrites]

I PASSED! I FUCKING PASSED! GED IS DONE! I DID IT! Okay, now that I've done that, I'm finding the irony of my scores to be hilarious. English - 167 (3 points shy of an honors score) Math - 176 (6 points above av honors score) Social Studies - 180 (10 points above an honors score) Science - 186 (16 points above an honors score) My worst subject I got the highest score on. My best subject I got the lowest score on. I'm officially done with high school and I have never felt this relieved. It has been a very long, very hard 5 1/2 or so years but it was worth it.

[wecameashope]

officially signed up and paid for my GED. taking one test per day October 13-16th. I'm scared.

[wecameashope]

Looking more into getting my GED since I'll be 18 in 11 days. It'll cost $150 for all four parts of the test which can be taken whenever and however long apart as I please. Scoring 150+ (out of 200) is passing. There's a practice test available that costs $24 which I am considering. Also, I can't take the test till after June when my class has graduated. That gives me more time to study and refresh my skills.

I have the website bookmarked to pull up all of the facts for my dad so he can get off my case about this for awhile, too. So there's quite a bit of stress off my chest.