GED Test Tips: Cause and Effect
Want to learn more about Cause and Effect? Look no further. This blog breaks down what they mean and how they can be used on the social studies, science and RLA GED tests.
How to Prepare for and Pass the GED Math Exam
Are you preparing to take the GED math test? Whether math comes naturally or it feels like a foreign language […]
How to Get a Passing Score on the GED Test
Wondering what defines a GED passing score? Check out our helpful guide to learn everything you need to know about GED test score percentiles and more.
How to Prepare for and Pass the GED Science Test
Wondering how to pass the GED science test? Check out our tips to learn more about what to study in preparation for the GED science test and more.
Math 101: How to Use the Number Line
What is a number line and how to do you use it on the GED math test? We’ve put together examples of everything you’ll need to know before test day.
Timeline of Earning a GED: How Long Does It Take to Earn a GED?
How long does it take to get a GED? Studying 2-3 times a week can help you become GED ready […]
RLA 101: What is a semicolon?
Are you as confused about semicolons as we are? In this blog we’ll break down how and where to use them as well as other punctuation marks. You’ll be a grammar expert by the end!
How to Prepare for and Pass the GED Social Studies Exam
You can pass the social studies section of the GED! Learn the four subject areas tested and what skills you should practice to pass this section.
Science 101: What is the Scientific Method?
Need to gain a better understanding to of the scientific method before taking the GED? We break down the entire process into simple, easy steps to follow.
GED Graduate Highlight: Meet Jennifer
Meet our next GED student highlight Jennifer. She overcame cancer and many other obstacles to be able to get her GED credential. Check out her story.