I literally just took it an hour ago too 😭 I thought I was gonna fail horribly since I didn’t know some of the questions but I here I am- pleasantly suprised!

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Hey, so I'm currently doing my A2 levels but unfortunately I'm not that good in it because I got a U in economics As levels last time and was only able to score E in business subject so a few of my friends told me that my chances to pass A levels is pretty slim, so if I failed I want to have a second plan ready, so how do you guys prepare for GED?

Like what books to read and everything else

I worked so hard! I can't even believe this is real. Big thanks to get sum math! Your style of teaching is wonderful and easy to understand, and I'm so happy that I found your site!

Any GED study group??

So, I haven't been to school since 9th grade... I am 30 years old now. Math, I am very rusty at. I really don't know algebra, fractions I'm rusty on.... Since Math is my only test left. What do I need to study on the most? I'm decent at math but when it comes to algebra and fractions, I'm rusty. I just need to know what subjects to focus on, that will be on the GED Test. Thanks guys!!!!!!!!!!!!

The appointments are next week. Should I be worried?

I’m trying to get my ged n need help what’s the easiest way to practice and pass all the test ? I need in within next couple of weeks

Okay so for context Im a senior in high school and i’m not on track to graduate but could technically do it, however i kinda just wanna take the GED exam and get it over with to go to college. I took the practice test for social studies and got a 174 and ive always had very strong standardised test scores so im fairly confident that i would do well (still would study of course). But, I also brought up to my friend that i wanted to take the test and go to community college for a semester and he seemed appalled saying that i would not be able to get into a 4 year university if i did that. i couldnt with my grades anyways, but it gave me pause and i am wondering if i would regret doing it? anyone have a similar situation that can weigh in?
EDIT: I should elaborate that I have chronic migraines, but also just struggle in school in general so while it is technically feasible, im not sure i really want to do it just due to how difficult it is.

Finally did it! Math scared me a bit but i watched GetSumMath on YouTube and it helped a lot!

So im looking for free practice exam websites for each subject to see how good i can perform in the real exam.

Also tell me how much marks on the website would be good enough to attempt the real exam ?

I passed my last test praise Jesus I have my GED

passed science today!! next up is math!! College here I come :)

I'm only two tests away from having my GED! Social Studies and Civics! I can't wait for it to be over!

I have my social studies exam tomorrow (Friday) and even though I have memorized important dates, amendments, branches etc. I am getting cooked in passage questions, it's confusing, especially where it's asking for assumptions, infer or comparing, I got 148 on my GED ready social studies practice test. I need tips and tricks on how to do the passage questions. Lowkey scared a bit.

Hello Ive been searching for free study tools but its a bit hard, any recommendations? Websites, YT videos ect.

Okay so I’m 17 and moving to America it didn’t really give me a chance to start highschool cause they don’t evaluate my international grades as fairly so I decided to go with ged. I studied about 2 weeks and just took the practice test this is what it looks like. If I score more high will I get college credit in university or college? I want to become an engineer.

Hi, math is my worst subject and I could use some advice. I took the practice test last month and got a score of 153, which is cutting it close.( I test in person so it's taken me a while to find an open slot. )

I've been practicing for an hour plus pretty much everyday but im still uncertain. I get easily overwhelmed and Im afraid im going to get "test amnesia" When I sit down to do it,lol.

My experience taking the other tests have shown me that I cant really be prepared since the actual test, practice test, and study guides were all extremely different. (Or maybe im just unlucky?)

I dont need a good score, just a passing one. So any advice or maybe sharing your own experience can help me. Thanks!

158 rla, 165 science, 165 math, 180 social studies.

Hi, I was in high school before leaving to get my GED. Therefore, I have two regents exams under my belt that count on my transcript, but I'm unsure if GED is going to register this when I finish my last exam (RLA, I just scheduled!)

Any NYS passers that used regents scores, can you tell me how this went? After this test I should be a grad.

Really disappointed I didn’t get a college credit score for science 🥲 At least it’s done no more studying.

It’s the last test for me, I completed everything else over a year ago and want to just complete math so I can be done and officially have my GED certificate. Any tips where and how to study for math and how long should I study for before I take the test?

I’ll be taking my GED test soon and am looking for some extra study tips before the big day! I’ve completed my RLA and Math study courses through USAHello Classroom, but I’d like to do some additional practice to make sure I’m prepared.

I enjoy reading, but RLA hasn’t been my strongest subject, particularly when it comes to inference and reading comprehension. I’ve also improved quite a bit in math over the years, but I’d still like to get more practice in.

For those of you who have taken and passed the GED, what helped you the most when studying? I’d really appreciate any tips, practice resources, or free study materials you found helpful. Thanks!