Obtaining a GED credential can help you get the job you want or attend your college of choice. Use our free GED Practice tests to help you pass.
The GED is often considered as an alternative to a traditional high school diploma. If you didn't complete high school you may be wondering -
If you've asked yourself these questions, this article will give you the answers.
It is important to pass your GED test in order to get the job you want or get into the school of your choice. Our free GED study guide will help you prepare. We provide free GED practice questions, an overview of the exam, and a detailed GED Math Study Guide. More study resources are coming soon.
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Use our GED Language Arts Writing Flash Cards to help you prepare for your GED exam. There are three modes to choose from to study: learn, flashcards, scatter. You can change your study mode by selecting the drop down box below the flash card.
Use our free GED Social Studies Flash Cards to prepare for your GED exam. There are three modes to choose from to study: learn, flashcards, scatter. You can change your study mode by selecting the drop down box below the flash card.
Use our free GED Science Flash cards to help you study for your GED exam. There are three modes to choose from to study: learn, flashcards, scatter. You can change your study mode by selecting the drop down box below the flash card.
The following tests are focused on High School education assessment:
GED practice tests - the original test designed to give you a high school equivalency diploma.
HiSET practice tests - High School equivalency test designed for out of school youth and adults.
TASC practice tests - flexible equivalency test for your high school diploma.
TABE practice tests - assessment tests of adult basic education.
