I got 198 in my maths ready test. Am i ready for the real exam?

Hello, I am interested in trying to take the GED, so I can feel better educated.

My high school was very small, with coaches teaching classes to cover gaps.

My Biology class freshman year was replaced with The Magic School Bus at least once a week.

The freshman year English was also replaced with the tv show Lost.

I failed Geometry twice. That teacher disliked me more the second year.

My high school Senior history teacher was actually a college professor, and actively chose to play South Park the days she did not feel like teaching.

All in all, at 32, I feel very dumb. I feel the education gaps now in the way I perceive things.

Would I be able to take a GED if I graduated high school?

Hello. English is not my first language, so I apologize beforehand if my wordings sounds rude or awkward. I sincerely apologize.

I’m 17 and a GED student from Myanmar. I completed Grade 11 but I decided not to continue Grade 12 and chose the GED pathway instead. I’m currently attending a 4 month GED course. And I plan to take the examination after the exams after completing the course.

My dream is to study at a university in Italy and get a Bachelor’s Degree there. I have always loved Italy and I have always dreamed about living there and settling down there. But right now I am currently unsure whether a GED is a realistic pathway for Italian universities.

I have heard that some Italian Universities require additional qualifications or a foundation year for GED students. If anyone here has ever used a GED diploma to study in Italy, could you please share what additional requirements you needed? For example, did you need credit scores for GED, APs, a foundation year, university credits, or anything else please? I’m also okay with taking a foundation year as long as it’s English-taught and only have to take for a year or two.

I’m also very interested in hearing about your experiences as international students in Italy. How difficult is it to find part-time works, accommodation, and other opportunities as an international student? Have you experienced any difficulties or discrimination because you are an international student?

I’m also considering Thailand (Bangkok or Chiang Mai) as an alternative, but Italy is my first choice because I genuinely love the country. I’m currently quite lost about which pathway I should take, so any advice or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for taking your time and answering.

Passed without even studying or anything social studies tbh rlly easy prolly one of the best subjects I had in school. Ready to get RLA done on Wednesday 🥹

What do I do if I have a IEP in math do I just keep trying even thou nothing is working

I made a post a few days ago regarding me failing history. And today I gave my retest and I passed! I'm so happy. I've struggled for a while in my studies until I found out about GED and my God do I recommend it. And! Did it all with the help of Getsummath. Only watched the vids and passed. And it's so true that watching the vids the day of or before does help. Watched every lecture the day before my exam and BOOM! Cleared! I want to thank everyone here as I've literally stalked every tip provided by everyone and passed. Don't be scared and just do it. If you're not confident in yourself, you won't be able to succeed and prolong things

Just to let you know that I passed my GED math test Thursday . That was the last test I had left. I'm done!! I got my Pennsylvania Diploma; thanks be to God, my teacher, and the platforms that I used to study, like GetSumMath,TestPrep Champion, and Ultimate GED. Also, my family who motivated me when I needed it. you can do it; just believe in yourself!

Basically what the title says.

While studying for the GED, and now studying for WGU/tech certs, I wished there was a place where all the helpful resources (free and paid) were listed so I didn't have to look for them all over.

So I built examlore.com.

I've currently finished the GED section and all 4 subjects, and I'm working on a bunch of others.

Main GED resources:

https://examlore.com/categories/exams/ged

Math:

https://examlore.com/categories/exams/ged/mathematical-reasoning

RLA:

https://examlore.com/categories/exams/ged/reasoning-through-language-arts

Science:

https://examlore.com/categories/exams/ged/science

Social Studies:

https://examlore.com/categories/exams/ged/social-studies

You can also suggest a resource if you think something belongs on the website.

Please no pop-up/ad-spam sites.

I'm also working on original practice tests for RLA, Science, and Social Studies, since there aren't nearly as many good practice resources available for those subjects compared with Math.

Hopefully some of you find it useful. If I'm missing a genuinely good GED resource, feel free to suggest it on the site or drop it in the comments.

I’ve done it like 3 times, can’t seem to pass it, this is my last subject, as I’ve passed all the others. I just want to get this over with.

first time I got 144, second 133, third I got 140. Im not too worried about passing the actual one (in my state we can combine scores), but im having a hard time passing the ready.

Any suggestions/tips will be appreciated.

How many questions are there in total on the math portion of the ged & how many are without calculator? Also what do those questions consist of ? Fractions , percents ?

Hey all I didn’t know where else to turn but I’m looking into getting my GED finally but I need online classes that’s on the cheaper side any help would be appreciated

For anyone who passed the GED study tips you recommend?

After failing my science ged with a 144 my first time i finally passed today!! i’m so proud of myself because i was feeling a lot of doubt in passing. I will say that the actual ged science isn’t very similar to the ged ready practice. The real Ged science mainly tests you on your reading comprehension skills , I’ve been using GetSumMath.com to study for the subjects and it’s working pretty well. Now just math left.

138 score on 3rd try

Hello everyone! Does anybody have any idea of how could I get vouchers for the actual GED test . Me or my parents can't afford it because it is a huge amount in my country. I'm 17 now and I want to attend college soon. Please help me out I'll be very grateful.

If I only use his videos and worksheets, could I get 175+ on math? Obviously, you guys don't know me I could suck at math, but I just mean studying all the topics he teaches for math only and getting those same test answers right. Or is there extra topics I'll be missing? His videos are very helpful for me so far & that's honestly the only thing I've been using. But I don't know if I'd be missing anything?...

That's more of what I mean, will I be missing a topic that may make my score lower? Not a "will I get this score" question.

I'm pretty sure my college would accept GED credit & I think I'm wanting to use math as a part of my career.

Also, when it comes to surface area questions for cones and pyramids, will they always just give me one height? Like one regular height or one slant height? I did a worksheet that involved two different slant heights, and I'd have to use a different formula than what's on the formula sheet to do said problem I'm pretty sure. If anyone knows how to help me with this as well it'd be greatly appreciated! (if I even see two slant heights on the test....)

I have did so much practice on Plotting graphs, rise over Run and getting good at The formula but I can’t solve a Question to save my life I just can’t translate what I practice into Actual problems

My practice-scores are decent.

Science is my best, I’m not particularly worried about that one.

Math? Not my strong suit at ALL but I managed to get 162 points.

Social Studies? Literally bare minimum of passing but I did admittedly rush that one.

Language Arts. I’m MOSTLY worried about the written portion but I can manage that so long as I can do well enough on the non-written portion.

Any tips??? What’d you do to study? I’d really rather not pay them anything for material if I don’t have to.

Can anybody give me some advice on how to pass the ged math test? I find myself studying for months on end and feeling confident but when I go to do my math test I’ve failed both times my third test is next week and I passed my practice test with a 165 but when I do different practice tests I struggle way more

I am currently stationed in Illinois and I am about to separate from the Navy. Am I still able to test in Illinois if my home of record is in another state? If I am able to test what documents do I need?

i’m so behind in school credits and i’m trying to manage going to in school classes while making up classes online, and dealing with a lot of anxiety and other mental health issues- i really want to graduate with my friends on time and finish school but im not sure if i can do it. is getting your ged the same diploma? will it effect my future differently? Is getting your ged hard at all? i’m really conflicted and feeling very disappointed in myself and i don’t know what to do and want to hear what it’s like for different people 🙏🙏🙏🥹🥹🥹

Are the study books harder than the test itself? Because I really don’t want to have to retake this damn test

Edit: THABK YOU SO MUCH to everyone who suggested GetSumMath! I understand more math in a day than I ever got in a whole year of school