At Onsego, a website that publishes high school equivalency prep courses, they say that every student is now capable of passing the GED Math subtest. They have launched a new course that makes the process easy, smooth, and short. With the Onsego GED Math course, you can get all set for the GED Math test … Read more
You can go to college with a GED diploma. Students who pass the GED receive the GED High School Equivalency Diploma issued by their States. This diploma is accepted by the majority of colleges and universities. Sometimes, students need to take SAT or ACT exam before they can be admitted to the college of their … Read more
GED Test is the most popular test amongst High School Equivalency exams. The GED Test was created in 1942 and it has changed the lives of more than 20 million people in 77 years. In most states, the GED (or General Education Development) test is used for HSE (high school equivalency) testing purposes. The GED® … Read more
GED Online refers to preparing for the GED® test using GED online classes and practice tests. You don’t need to go back to school to get ready for the GED test. GED stands for General Education Development. Until recently, it was not possible to take the GED test over the internet. You had to show … Read more
The General Education Development test, more commonly known by the acronym GED® test, or colloquially as “the GED,” consists of a set of four standardized tests. The four subject areas are Math (Mathematical Reasoning), Literacy (Reasoning through Language Arts), Science, and Social studies. Passing the tests certifies that the test taker has demonstrated American or … Read more
For adults who couldn’t finish their high school education, the GED® test is a great pathway to a college education, a better job, job promotion, and a better life in general. The GED (General Education Development) exam is fully computerized and made up of four independent subtests (modules) in Mathematical Reasoning (Math), Reasoning through Language … Read more