GED Testing Service answers frequently asked questions about the GED Testing process. For more information, visit: http://www.GEDtest.org
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GED Testing Service answers frequently asked questions about the GED Testing process. For more information, visit: http://www.GEDtest.org
Copyright 2010
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I’m 27 years old and i’m now going back to school for my GED! My husband doesn’t think we should have a party but i think i should? can you give me some help on this please?
i don’t expect him to give me one. it was a conversation we were having and he said he didn’t know if it was proper to have one thats why the question!
Party it up girl!!! Absolutely you should have a party!!! You are graduating!!! Great Job!! Whoo Hoo!!!
I think they should get to keep their scholarship. Not be punished for choosing GED.Those who get their GED are just as smart as those who finish high school. My child lost their full scholarship for choosing to get a GED over a high school (GED scores are high) diploma. Isnt’ this discrimination?
1] should have checked the rules for accepting the scholarship
2] colleges have admission criteria – and they almost always include GRADUATING high school.They can esatablish any criteria they want, as long as it is not discriminating against anything illegal. [ sex, race, religion, ethnicity, etc. ]
3] look up the admission requirements to school involved, and whatever he/she signed to accept the scholarship – or maybe you could appeal to the scholarship committee.
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I have a question on solving problem #5 on pg 121 from geometry homework. how can i figure out the area of the circle if there is no numbers to figure out the circumference nor radius? I only have 14 x 14 which is the area of the sq?
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I applied to my local community college. I have a assesment test coming up. I really want my GED since i am a high school drop out. How does the college help you get it. Do they just give you books and tell you to go home and study it yourself and come back for the test, Or will they help and give me classes to prep for it?
Why don’t you ask someone at the college?
Most GED programs are run through local Boards of Education.
Wanting to know where I can get a G.E.D. quickly and how to go about it? Is it possible to take the test thru the mail or do I have to go somewhere and take it? Any info is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
You’d probably have to go somewhere to take it, depending on the regulations where you live. Go down to the Adult Education center in your community and ask them how to go about getting a GED. Study hard for it because taking the test can be expensive, especially if you fail.
(already took pretest)I HAD A GOOD SCORE!!!!!!!!
Try the Kaplan books. I taught at one of the centers for a little while and was impressed with the quality of product that they turned out.
The link below is to their general book ($15) and will probably be all that you need if your pretest scores were good.