General Education Diploma (GED) Test Prep

GED PREP

After graduating from high school, you receive a diploma. A diploma is a document stating you’ve completed all the required courses to graduate. Some students in high school are close to finishing and getting a diploma, but don’t quite get there. The reason could be anything from medical emergencies, financial trouble to migrating to another place.

In those cases, students can take a series of tests that will indicate whether or not they have a high school level of education. This is known as the GED test. The test provides an opportunity for them to earn the equivalent of a high school diploma, opening up doors for higher education, better employment opportunities, and personal fulfillment.

About the GED Format

Section	No. of questions	Time allowed	Content
Reasoning Through Language Arts (RLA)	46	150 mins	Reading comprehension, writing, grammar, argument analysis
Mathematical Reasoning	46	115 mins	Algebra, quantitative problem solving, geometry, basic statistics
Science	34	90 mins	Life science, physical science, Earth & space science, data interpretation
Social Studies	35	70 mins	Civics & government, U.S. history, economics, geography, data analysis

The GED test format consists of four subject areas: Mathematical Reasoning, Reasoning Through Language Arts, Science, and Social Studies. Each subject area assesses different skills and knowledge, and the test is designed to measure a candidate’s proficiency at a level that is equivalent to that of a high school graduate.