GED® Exam Prep

This comprehensive GED® Test Prep program provides a broad and strategic approach to preparation for the GED® Test. The GED® Test has four distinct sections—Mathematical Reasoning, Science, Social Studies, and Reading through Language Arts. Each of these sections is represented with a designated group of resources for each subject area, allowing learners to more closely focus on those areas of the GED curriculum where the most scaffolding is needed.

Users can access the diagnostic tests in the intro section for each subject area to determine the best course of action for their specific test prep strategy.

Each of the four sections includes exam-taking tips, a diagnostic test that doubles as a full-length practice exam and practice questions at the end of each module. The suite of four subject-areas with multiple resources contains more than 400 practice questions in total and is designed to align as closely as possible to the questions test-takers will encounter on the official GED® exam.

The content provided in this program is offered as a test-prep solution geared toward preparing qualified candidates for the GED® exam. The content is not graded, nor will you receive a grade in the course from the Institution of Record (if applicable). Rather, this program is meant to serve as a resource for students looking to sit for and pass the GED exam. Candidates can schedule their test online and take the test at an official GED® test center.

Program Objectives

This program covers all 4 subject areas on the GED® Test

Mathematical Reasoning

• Basic Math
• Geometry
• Algebra
• Graphs and Functions

Reasoning Through Language Arts (RLA)

• Essential reading skills
• Interpreting text
• Interpreting words and phrases
• Analyzing the structure of a text
• Discerning an author's purpose
• Evaluating arguments and claims
• Analyzing similarities
• Common grammar issues
• Extended response prompt

Science

• Science Practice
• Life Science
• Physical Science
• Earth and Space Science

Social Studies

• Social Studies Practices
• Civics and Government
• U.S. History
• Economics
• Geography and the World

Certification Opportunities

After completing this program, learners will be prepared to sit for the GED® Exam in their state. Age and other testing requirements also vary by area. Learn more about rules for testing in your area. See rules for testing in your state and find out what your state charges for each test by clicking here.

Once you’re ready, you will schedule your test online and you will take the test at an official GED® test center or through online proctoring. You can schedule your tests one at a time or take up to all four at once. If you need a testing accommodation, you can request one prior to scheduling your test.

GED® Exam