This is our GED Live Course Review. GED Live is the online course provided by Kaplan. For several decades, Kaplan has been offering books to help students pass the GED test. In this post, we’ll take a closer look at Kaplan’s GED Live course. The lessons help students sharpen their weak academic fields through videos … Read more
There are four GED subtests but no separate GED writing test. There is one Reasoning through Language Arts (RLA) test that assesses your writing and reading skills. So, let’s take a look at the GED Writing Test. This website provides free GED online classes and practice tests to help you start out on your path … Read more
It is now possible to take the GED test at home and receive your high school equivalency diploma without attending a physical school or going to a test center. A few years ago, GED Testing Service, the official GED organization, introduced the online GED test-taking option, in which an online proctor will check whether everything … Read more
When you get your GED diploma, you deserve a proper GED graduation ceremony to celebrate your achievement. So, we put together this GED Graduation Guide to help you plan this important event. While for high school graduates, the graduation ceremony is a significant event, a GED graduation gets much less attention, especially in the media, … Read more
We are often asked, “Can You Be A Firefighter With A GED?” Well, if you want to be a firefighter, you are usually required to hold a high school or equivalent diploma. So the answer is yes, you can be a firefighter with a GED®, but you’ll need extensive training and specific education to learn … Read more
Congratulations to all students who passed the GED test this year! You are now a GED grad, so you can get better jobs or get on with your education in college! Perhaps this year’s commencement exercise wasn’t the same as in other years due to the pandemic, but it still was a moving, motivating, and … Read more
In this post, we talk about the GED Acronym. There are still some misunderstandings, so here, we clear it all. Originally, GED was the acronym for the so-called “Tests of General Educational Development.” In the last decades, however, the expression of simply “GED” has become more widely used. The GED exam includes four separate subject … Read more
Many students ask us, “Can You Get A High School Diploma After Getting A GED?” Yes, when you’ve earned a GED, you can still go to high school if you’re under 21 years of age in most states. Older students with a GED can get a high school diploma as well by enrolling in an … Read more
In this post, we have answers to the question, How Does GED Work?” When people say a GED, they refer to the diploma that’s awarded when test-takers have passed the four subtests of the GED test. There are some misconceptions about the meaning of the acronym GED, such as Graduate Equivalency Degree, General Equivalency Degree, … Read more
Congrats on earning your GED diploma. What an academic achievement! Congrats even more on making it into the college you applied to! Now, you can work toward a degree and the career you’ve been dreaming about. Isn’t that something?! This is a time of important steps in your life. You’ll be independent, you’ll have the … Read more