GED Exam Preparation

Everything you need to pass the GED test and earn your high school equivalency. Select a subject below to begin practicing with realistic exam questions, analyze sample essays, and build the critical thinking skills required to graduate.

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The Four GED Subjects at a Glance

GED includes Reasoning Through Language Arts, Mathematical Reasoning, Science, and Social Studies. Each test targets high-school-level reasoning rather than memorization. A structured plan should rotate subjects while dedicating focused time to writing and quantitative reasoning each week.

How GED Scores Work

Each GED subject is scored from 100 to 200. A minimum of 145 is required to pass each subject. Higher tiers, such as GED College Ready, can support placement or credit decisions depending on institution policy. Students should track section-level weak points and build targeted drills accordingly.

Extended Response: Scoring Higher with Evidence

In GED RLA extended response, strong essays focus on argument quality, evidence usage, organization, and language control. The most reliable method is a clear thesis, evidence-focused body paragraphs, and explicit evaluation of source credibility. Practice under timed conditions to build exam stamina.