r/GED

▲ 79 r/GED

ITS FINALLY OVER.

After the 3rd time doing the math test I finally passed w a 148! USE GETSUM MATH TO STUDY MATH. It’s literally like the real test.

u/lexogood — 5 days ago
▲ 41 r/GED

I finally passed all four GED subjects! 🎉

Now I want to become an electrician or plumber, but I’m not sure where to start. I live in Minneapolis and have no experience in either trade. Should I apply for apprenticeships, look for helper jobs, or go to trade school? Any advice would mean a lot!

u/Vast_Diamond4387 — 4 days ago
▲ 62 r/GED

I did it:-)

I don’t believe ive posted on this page before but I just wanted to add my piece. I am 25 and I had to drop out at 18 half way thru senior year and I avoided this for so long because I thought it was going to be so hard and I was terrified and anxious… but yall, im telling you… go to your public library, rent the ged study books and do the practice tests. I passed within a few months of actively trying(had to acquire for work). Anyone can do this! Use your resources and don’t give up. Also if you need accommodations like a room alone or whatever it may be, you gotta schedule like two months out. Also each test was 45$ I wish everyone luck!! You can do this reader!!!

u/Bright-Bit-1474 — 5 days ago
▲ 3 r/GED

Math Test Tips ?

I’m gathering the courage to begin my test. I’m considering starting with the section I believe will be the most challenging. If anyone who has recently taken the math test could suggest specific topics to study, or even recall some of the question phrasing, it would be greatly appreciated.

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u/Fit_Path4500 — 4 days ago
▲ 11 r/GED

How hard is the GED Math test, and what should I actually study?

I’m taking my GED Math test soon and I’m honestly not sure what I should be studying. For anyone who has taken it, how hard was the actual test compared to the GED practice tests?
What topics showed up the most? And what should I actually focus on studying instead of wasting time trying to learn everything?

Also, are there any topics you wish you had studied more before taking the test?

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u/livisunflower2929 — 11 days ago
▲ 24 r/GED

Practice test scores!

I’m genuinely so shocked. I am terrible at math, I still count on my fingers, not to even be funny. I’ve been studying on my own, no tutor, for about 2 weeks everyday and just took the practice tests again.
I tried studying about five months ago but gave up, I was not motivated and discouraged, I got 151 on all my practice tests and my father passed away.
I’ve been homeschooled most my life, not accredited schooling. I’m just really excited to get to the next chapter of my life. Scores: Science 196, Language Arts 169, Math 156, and Social Studies 151. How do I schedule my test now? Most places around me don’t do more than one subject a day, is that normal? I want to get it done as soon as possible but there’s normally only two spots a month near me.
Just wanted to share this small win.

u/Hannibread — 11 days ago
▲ 14 r/GED

Don't Sit for an Exam Unless you've sincerely studied! Consequences + Time Out Penalties Exist

Just learned that my husband has to wait 60 days to retake the Social Studies Exam in California!

Today, Sunday Oct 4th, he failed again by 1 point and this was his 3rd try.

The silver lining is that his score went up but he also didn't truly buckle down until 9 days before this exam.

He is new to America coming from West Africa (5 months) and his main distraction has been his mobile phone!!!!

He came from a country where data was extremely limited and costly, now he resides in the land of unlimited data, and has developed an addiction.

As his wife, we talked and I placed restriction controls on his phone... and voila 20% progress in his Onsego modules in 1 Day! The restrictions will stay on the phone until he passes!

We both agree that Onsego gels with him more than than the Kaplan book.

But that's the issue, he doesn't like reading, which is the mountain that he's climbing!

I purchased 3 books so far, Barron's and Princeton Review GED books, which he left behind in West Africa; hence the Kaplan book he's using right now. All 3 books are solid investments.

Onsego is worth the $$$, so is Union Test Prep!

The online suites for the books above all have good practice Test questions.

I distrust the Ready Practice Tests, as he's scored well on several and FAILED the real exam.

He just needs to drill and practice the test methods he just started using last week.

This is the 2nd time he ran out of time! Made it to question 35 this time.

And he seems to be struggling with interpreting data, graphs and maps as well as distinguishing fact vs opinion.

We can't go backwards in time but he's very regretful he went against my advice to reschedule the 1st and 2nd exams because now the time sensitive matters connected are at risk due to the 60 day wait before his next attempt.

I'll post more updates as he progresses through the next 60 days!

Pray 4 him as he must study and pass both the GED and the ASVAB for the US Military!

u/LuxChromatix — 11 days ago
▲ 4 r/GED

5th grade was last real grade.

Hi everyone, I was a A/B honor roll student in a private Christian school before my parents decided to homeschool because of financial reasons. This was terrible for me because it completely lacked structure, and neither of my parents were capable of catching me up when I inevitably fell behind. My parents weren't really paying attention to me, and I was a relatively quiet kid who was more or less fine with playing video games all day. I knew I was in a bad situation at 15, and I should've reached out for help in graduating high school. But I was very socially isolated at that time, and I guess I thought, "if my own parents don't care if I'm educated why would anyone else?". Five years later my parents started pushing for me to get my GED, I guess they remembered I wasn't educated at 20😐.I went to a not very good adult ed program for around two months where I did learn PEMDAS for the first time, but other than that the instructor was very unfocused and had other people to help, and I stoped going after one morning when she started bombarding me with math question after math question that I couldn't answer, and she started crying. It was very weird. Most of what I learned and did there was just khan academy anyway, so I didn't see the importance of going there anymore. I'm 30 now, and while I have worked, and made very good friends in the past decade, I know how I'm living is not good or sustainable. I've been putting in the work with math almost everyday for this past year, and I've passed all the other subjects last month. I've yet to take math or a recent practice test. I'm nervous about it, and hate the idea of taking the practice test only for my score to not be passing after all this time I've put in this year. I will take it next week. I made this post mainly to vent and ask if anyone has suggestions for possible career paths. I'm interested in water/waste water.

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u/Asleep-Werewolf-3423 — 11 days ago
▲ 2 r/GED

Need Help regarding GED.

So i gave my a levels in mj 2026, i couldnt clear. I heard this GED exam is an alternative to inter or A levels. I dont want to give A levels again. Should i go for ged? i also heard it satisfies the 12 year schooling condition for an ibcc certificate meaning ur not restricted to apply for gov jobs or masters in pakistan. but ive also heard if u give ged, ur diploma falls under the humanities group meaning you cant go into any engineering field. i was thinking of going into mechatronics or mechanical engineering. if thats not possible maybe cybersecurity. do you think i can get in? i also wanted to go to italy for bachelors but ive heard they dont accept ged and i have to give AP or smth. can someone pls guide me?

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u/rajputbrand128 — 11 days ago