If you’re asking yourself this question, most likely you’re in high school considering whether to stay in high school or drop out and get a GED later. The short answer? Stay in high school and graduate. The U.S. has a 30% high school drop out rate. In some large urban areas, the drop out rate [...]
Cheat on GED Test Some people want to cheat on their GED test. Cheating on a 45 minute History test in high school might have been easy for you (I never did it.) But cheating on the GED test won’t be easy. Perhaps your best quick advice is to “cheat” on the GED using GED [...]
Since I live in Chicago, IL, I wanted to offer some advice to people wanting Chicago GED information. My best advice is to start backwards. Let me tell you what that means. If getting an immediate job is your final goal, contact some prospective employers and ask if they would accept a GED instead of [...]
Need a GED? Take a test at a certified testing center. That’s your safest choice. But other people choose to go through online high schools to earn a high school degree. Buyer beware. Any site claiming to offer a high school degree should have a lengthy discussion on whether or not they are accredited. One [...]
CollegeAmerica in Colorado Springs, CO, offers GED tutoring at no charge. If you’re interested in attending CollegeAmerica, you meet with an admissions consultant and you go through the entire admission process. “Once they complete the admission formalities and commit to attending college, CollegeAmerica will arrange for the students to take the GED test at a [...]
Congratulations to Ora Lee Rivers of Illinois for passing her GED test at the age of 80. Pretty impressive. She persevered in studying for the GED test off and on during the past 20 years in her busy life. Like many people, she found the math part of the GED test to be difficult. And [...]
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