1. Reasoning through Language Arts:
- This test measures your ability to read, understand, and analyze written text, as well as your skills in writing clear and effective responses.
2. Mathematical Reasoning:
- This test assesses your knowledge and skills in various mathematical concepts, including algebra, geometry, and statistics.
3. Social Studies:
- This test covers a range of social science topics, including history, civics, economics, and geography.
4. Science:
- This test evaluates your understanding of scientific concepts and principles from biology, chemistry, physics, and earth science.
To pass the GED exams, you must demonstrate proficiency in each subject area by meeting or exceeding the established passing scores. The specific passing scores may vary slightly from state to state, but they typically range from 145 to 165 points per subject test.
Passing all four GED tests and meeting any additional state-specific requirements will allow you to earn your GED diploma, which is recognized as equivalent to a high school diploma in most parts of the United States and Canada.