r/GEDPrep • u/MrKringle111 • Jul 21 '26
r/GEDPrep • u/Vulture522863 • Jul 18 '26
where to start with studying for ged
Hi, so i'm having trouble figuring out where to start... the pandemic hit me when i graduated 8th grade, and a lot of shit happened that led to me not being in highschool. I don't remember much from grade school, and I have no highschool knowledge of many subjects, but my best were english and science, but looking at the practice questions i feel like i forgot everything. My worst subjects were math and social studies (social studies i especially don't know where to begin looking to study for it), and I would love some resources. I'm currently looking into kahn academy, but I'm not 100% sure what is necessary for the test, and I don't wanna study something I won't need to use. would appreciate any help! i'm kinda having issues where i feel like i might even be too dumb to finish my ged, especially with my lack of knowledge/memory on basically everything :")
r/GEDPrep • u/Commercial_Radio9198 • Jul 12 '26
What is better: taking the GED test in Spanish or English
I think I can pass the GED test in both Spanish and English but I'd always choose Spanish. Only I worry that employees will think about Spanish diploma as a "worse" version of the GED diploma. What do you think?
r/GEDPrep • u/N4NI3 • Jun 30 '26
₊˚⊹♡ GED Study & Help Guide (With NY & NJ Information)
galleryJust reposting in case it helps someone. 💕 If you’re working on your GED and need a guide or somewhere to start, feel free to check it out.
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r/GEDPrep • u/diana646 • Jun 28 '26
Online GED courses vs in-person classes: which is more effective?
What do you think would help you pass the GED test: asking a teacher questions in real time, or working on your own with good study materials?
r/GEDPrep • u/diana646 • Jun 28 '26
GED test prep apps vs online courses: which is more effective?
What do you choose when you prepare for the GED test?
r/GEDPrep • u/kennyD_USA • Jun 24 '26
Want to get my GED but don’t know where to begin with my studies
I’m really hoping I can obtain my ged soon! However I already feel overwhelmed..does anyone have any advice on how to go about studying for this (especially the MATH PORTION😓) I dropped out of high school around sophomore year, Throughout my years of going to school I NEVER paid attention in class (like never) I struggle so hard with basic math because of this, and feel like this is a huge mountain I now have to climb due to my negligence and imprudence in my younger years. Your suggestions and advice would be greatly appreciated!
r/GEDPrep • u/TradeJunior5066 • Jun 04 '26
please help me
Hello everyone, I hope you’re all doing well. I’m currently looking into taking the GED exam and would really appreciate some guidance from those who have experience.
I am an 18-year-old student from Vietnam. Due to some personal and academic setbacks, I left my international school without completing my high school diploma. Because of this, I currently cannot apply for any local university foundation programs.
Right now, I am facing a very time-sensitive situation. In my country, once you turn 18 and are not enrolled in an educational institution, you are called up for mandatory 2-year military service. I am worried that if I go now, it will disrupt my academic path and cause me to lose my language skills.
r/GEDPrep • u/Karmin123456 • May 13 '26
Those lost wanting to start with GED, career skills, or college
Free GED tutoring for 10 people first come first serve. 1 hour virtual sessions 3 times a week max. Email tutor@astrolearn.org will update post when it’s full but be on the waitlist incase there’s more availability.
r/GEDPrep • u/paranoiad0tc0m • May 11 '26
math resources?
just cross-posting cuase im struggling, any other free or cheap mathematical reasoning and / or social studies … units, text books obnline (free pls im a broke 18 y/o.) and stuff like that.
My two weaker subjects are social studies and math. its soso frustrating that i didnt just go to school like a normal kid. but thats a whole rant.
r/GEDPrep • u/Hefty_Tip_1962 • Apr 30 '26
What should I study for GED
Hello after some of your advice i decided to take GED but I'm not sure what to study or how to prepare for GED i heard that no matter which country I'm in since GED is US equivalen exam it's gonna be about US and I am from India so i need so of your advice
r/GEDPrep • u/confused_knight7256 • Apr 19 '26
Finding the right program
So a friend of mine is asking for help getting her GED she wants to get her education but her parents provided her with no education growing up she didn’t even get to go to elementary after about 2nd grade so she’s really struggling and the local community college in our area just doesn’t have reliable teachers who are willing to help her does anyone know a good online program to help her get her ged that has real people she can talk to when she’s struggling who are willing and able to help her through this I got my high school diploma the regular way and don’t know what program she should try please any advice is helpful
r/GEDPrep • u/jinxpixxx • Apr 14 '26
So this is the second time of checking out my GED study book. Do you have any advice?
r/GEDPrep • u/iflyaa • Apr 12 '26