r/GED

I somehow did worse, i got a 136 this time when last time i had a 144...

Hi. I want to get my GED but I have dyscalculia. I can do math if I have the steps mapped out to me, but without some type of help, I cannot do math (I have tried). Is there any way I could get an accommodation for this? I don’t want a cheat sheet. I just want a sheet telling me how to do specific things such as PEMDAS (I don’t remember it on my own) and other equation steps without telling me the answers directly so I can actually work through problems without getting the fundamental steps of certain equations and formulas.

I can understand and complete a problem with some guidance and memorization but it just doesn't retain in my brain. How do I get math to just stick/click for me? Any tips on studying that helped you go from being illiterate in math so understanding and passing the GED math test?

From Pakistan currently prepping for GED, and comparing the two syllabuses has been kind of a trip. GED honestly feels like it covers pennies of what ALevels go into…

Which makes me wonder… do universities actually consider GED as a serious qualification, or does it just get treated as a formality?

just genuinely trying to understand how admissions weigh it. Anyone been through this or know how unis actually look at it?

Finally finished after years of not being in school and being an awful test taker 😂 my last test was social studies and in complete honesty videos did not help me, the things I had to do was mostly all reading and a few graphs. 30 questions and 68 mins was not enough time for all that but hey still passed. Congratulations to whoever else passed today and if you have an exam today, Good luck you got this! Ill be around cheering everyone else on! 👍

I do wanna say if your someone who needs to watch stuff and take notes I did watch getsummath and test prep champions that a lot of people were getting recommended and they do help, it just wasnt in my tests 😂 hope itll help some of you!

I’m taking my GED Math and Science tests in 7 days, and honestly, I’m kinda lost on how to practice from here.
I got 166 in Math ready test but I’m not really satisfied with that score and I haven’t taken the Science Ready Test yet, but I’m planning to take it before the actual test.
I don’t know how to start practicing without either wasting time or completely burning myself out. I really want to get a higher score, but I only have 7 days left.
For people who’ve taken the GED, what would you recommend I do during these last 7 days? Maybe website, youtube or pdf file for practice. What should I focus on?
And how do you avoid burnout when you’re studying this much?
I’d really appreciate any advice. I really need your guys’ help 😭

do we need to memorize every single formula for changing units like inch to feet etc? I’m kind of worried. I also want to know what type of question showed up the most. thank you!