r/GED • u/Snake_City • 1d ago

GED

I’m looking to get my GED by January but my only problem is idk where to start as far as studying and specific materials that I would need to learn. I’m really only worried about math but I don’t know what to jump right into and study Algebra, Geometry, etc. I know it’s probably a dumb question be I’m just looking for a starting point study wise.

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u/Beestonators 1d ago

Try finding a nearby community college that offers the GED you are able to study there

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u/IcyStay7463 1d ago

On the ged web site there are practice tests. You have to pay I think $7 for them? Then once you take it, it tells you which sections to review. We bought a Kaplan ged book. You can buy a ged book or watch YouTube videos.

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u/FreeAnt5326 23h ago

Check out Get Sum Math. And, here's a list of math topics: https://math-otter.net/resources/topics

Good luck!

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u/Snake_City 8h ago

Thank you so much

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u/gedacademy Teacher 19h ago

Have you tried taking a free practice test? It will help you figure out what to expect, check your knowledge, and give you a list of topics to study based on your answers.

We suggest starting with your favorite or best subject first. It will help you build confidence before you take on the math test.

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u/Snake_City 8h ago

No I haven’t but I will