Many students ask us, “Can you retake the GED test?” Yes, most states allow you to retake (parts of) the GED exam to achieve higher scores. Higher scores might help you get into your dream college, but there are a few rules you must adhere to when you want to retake portions of the GED … Read more
Many folks ask us, “What is a GED diploma?” What is the legal status, and how does it affect a career or continuing education. So in this post, we dig in a little deeper and explain what a GED diploma is. The GED diploma (or certificate, depending on your state) is an educational credential that … Read more
In this post, we look at 13 companies that pay for your college tuition. The traditional order of things has always been to first go to college after you’ve earned your High School or GED diploma and then apply for a professional position. Well, that is… according to most parents. On this page, we discuss … Read more
The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESD) announced that the state will offer free GED programs In Massachusetts. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts will cover the cost of the GED and HiSET exams for state residents. The GED exam was already available for free from September 2022. The free exams include two retests as … Read more
Students in Illinois who pass their GED or HiSET tests receive a standard High School Diploma instead of a GED (also known as High School Equivalency) Diploma. So, let’s see why Illinois gives high school diplomas instead of GED certificates. In June 2022, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed into law that references to State of … Read more
Maine students who complete the HiSET exam get Free Maine College Tuition. They can enroll in Maine’s community colleges at no charge! Students who earn their high school equivalency diploma between 2020 and 2024 and enroll full-time in a Maine community college are eligible for two years of free community college. Recently, the program was … Read more
In this post, we talk about “How To Get Into College With A GED.” Practically all colleges and universities accept students with a GED diploma. Here is a full explanation of how it works; what you need to do, step by step, to get into college after receiving your GED credential. First of all, let’s … Read more
GED test-takers who score in the College-Ready and the College-Ready Plus College Credit range can now enroll in the courses offered by North Shore Community College (NSCC) without any further placement testing. This is actually the first time that Massachusetts GED graduates can use their GED math and language arts test scores to enroll in … Read more
The GED test was introduced in Tennessee, in addition to the HiSET, for high school equivalency (HSE) testing. So let’s check out this post: “How To Get Your GED In Tennessee – HiSET No Longer Only Option.” Tennessee’s Department of Labor and Workforce Development decided that besides the HiSET exam, the GED exam can be … Read more
This post contains a listing of the best GED books that offer thorough coverage of the four computer-based subtests that form the GED exam. All of these books provide new test information, instruction, practice, and practice tests. Answer key included. Amazon.com usually offers the best price, so check out the Amazon website if you want … Read more