r/GED

My scores from highest to lowest:

RLA: 159

Science: 159

Math: 154

Social Studies: 149

I was very surprised with how hard social studies was but glad I passed nevertheless. I'm honestly still in shock. I was never that academic in school, always did the work but didn't retain anything. But I spent the last 7/8 months trying to get my act together and jamming several years of knowledge into my brain 😭 so happy it's over.

I give a warm thanks to Get Sum Math for all the videos and tests, and I wish everyone luck with their tests!!

Just some tips for language arts. Straight from the proctor herself.

At their adult education they have advised for the past 10 years to skip the essay portion. Also if you feel like your almost out of time skip to the last two questions. They are worth 5 points each or more. I took her advice and the score speaks for itself.

I got the math test tomorrow and I’m not the best in math I need tips.

I dropped out of high school the middle of my junior year two years ago because I was stressed and overwhelmed, I really didn't think I'd be able to get myself back on track but here I am, on the track! I took these without studying and expecting to fail, passed both! I'm almost excited to take my next two now, so I can finally move forward.

Math has always been my toughest subject and a serious damper on my self esteem, so while 153 isn't a great score, it's a bigger achievement for me than the 185.

I have given the test but it was melancholy the passage are so big and confusing i don’t know what to do

I be watching this like it’s a movie cuz I’m trying to learn every character by name and their position!!
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#determined
#study
#learn
#pass

Is Social Studies or Rla harder ?

I started with my worst subjects

Math and science.

I only used getsummath.com + the calculator https://ti84calc.com/ti30calc to study for both my math and science.

The way i studied was by watching the video at the bottom and then answering the questions.

i studied every section listed for weeks until i got the answers right without the video.

I got a higher score on the practice pre test than the actual test but at least I passed.

I felt really uneasy after both tests like I wouldn't pass.

I also felt like some of the questions asked werent on getsum math, like i just genuinely had to guess and somehow I still passed.

Some questions were really hard and there was alot of reading.

The Get sum math materials that i remember most on the test:

Interpret graphs

weighted average

atoms

really hard chemical equations

Diagrams independent/dependant variables

Mean/Median

Alot of Multiple findings

Punnet squares

I was repeatedly removed from school (missed most of 6th grade, all of 7th and 8th, and was removed from school in 9th grade before the end of year tests), and finally dropped out at the beginning of 10th grade when I was 16. I'm now 26.

I expected to have it by now, but it's never too late. I only have math left, which has been the most daunting subject for the past (almost) decade. I just ordered the Mometrix GED math prep book, and I'm planning on scheduling the math test for before 2026 ends because I need lots of study time, but don't want to enter 2027 without having my GED!

I just want to thank God that he sent me to Get sum Math for help thank you! You the best GED teacher in history!

I’ve been out of school for a few years now, and I’m proud to say I finally got my GED. I hate that I’ve pushed it off for so long, but I’m here now. It doesn’t matter if you’ve been out of school for 3 months or 3 years; you can do it. I believe in you!

What I used to study:
- 2024-2025 Kaplan Prep Plus (book on Amazon)
- GED & Me (app)