a. For general information about the GED online, click on the Introduction for GED testing, the resource link is below for the American Council on Education (ACE).
b. GED tests are NOT given online, but in over 3400 national and international centers worldwide.
c. You may request accommodations if you are physically challenged.
d. The GED tests are given in English, French, and Spanish.
e. You must submit a form, if you need specific requirements to take the test.
a. Every state in the Union has a Department of Education.
b. You must locate your state's department of education, adult education or GED online link on the individual state web site. The link below will provide you with a master list of states and international links to get you started.
a. Sample test questions are available for study-
Subjects covered:
Language Arts, Writing, Part I
Language Arts, Writing, Part II (Essay)
Social Studies
Language Arts, Reading
Science
Mathematics
b. Don't let this list deter you, you probably already know much of this information by osmosis or have been introduced to the tools like a 'calculator' through your previous work experience.