GED Preparation Programs

A passing score on the GED (General Educational Development) examination can stand in for a high school diploma in the United States and Canada. The test is made up for five sections: writing, social studies, science, reading and math. Test takers must demonstrate a high school level of competence in each of these areas in order to be awarded a GED. Preparation programs for the GED vary from free online courses to intensive group courses to one-on-one tutoring.
  1. Online GED Preparation

    • Self-motivated students can benefit from free online GED preparation programs. These preparation courses tend to include practice tests with answers as well as self-improvement resources. The advantages of online preparation programs include low risk, low or no cost, flexibility to study whenever you want and the opportunity to become familiar with the testing format before the day of your exam. On the other hand, it can be difficult to stay disciplined when studying alone, and if you get stuck in a particular area it is easy to become frustrated.

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    Sylvan Learning Center

    • Sylvan Learning Center is a network of tutoring centers across the United States and Canada that offers group preparation classes as well as one-on-one tutoring. Programs vary by location, but the centers are usually open on weekday afternoons and evenings as well as all day on Saturday. You can meet with a Sylvan Learning Center director to find out about pricing and GED preparation options. Usually before you undergo any tutoring, you will go through some tests to determine your current skill levels, diagnose weak areas and assess your learning style.

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    State and Community Colleges

    • State and community colleges often run group GED preparation programs for students of all ages. The cost of these group programs is often far less than private tutoring, and classes tend to be offered at various times so that people who work full time can still attend the preparation classes. These types of opportunities vary by state, but you can find out about GED preparation programs near you by visiting your state's Department of Education website or the Department of Continuing Education/Adult Basic Education at your local state or community college.

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