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by Leonard Williams
39 million American adults never earned a high school diploma–a fact that holds them back from higher-paying jobs and higher education. Earning a GED is a solution, but how can undereducated adults break through the “study barrier”?
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by Leonard Williams
In our modern society, we expect convenience and immediacy. Technology has made online banking, online classes, and online living a part of daily life. Many people looking for high school diplomas are asking: why isn’t there an online GED test?
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by Leonard Williams
39 million American adults never earned a high school diploma. Throughout the country, there is a push to re-educate these adults so they can earn a GED and become eligible for higher-paying jobs and higher education. But many never try for their GED. Why?
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An innovative new GED preparation software program tackles the most difficult subject for many adult learners: math. The approach focuses on real-world applications and true-to-life virtual students.
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By Leonard Williams
Most GED students want to know what to expect on the GED test and what programs, strategies and resources are available to help students earn the credential the first time they take the GED test.
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By Leonard Williams
If you plan to take the GED Test soon, you’ll want to know how the exam is scored and what score you’ll need to earn your GED, the common term for the General Education Development credential.
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By Leonard Williams
If you’re planning to take the GED Test soon, you’ll want to know how the test works and what the test measures since test knowledge is a good way to outline a course of study and improve your score. You’ll also need a basic understanding of the GED test score and what score you’ll need to earn your GED, the common term for the General Education Development credential.
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By Michael Ormsby
With Internet information and access rising every day, it’s no surprise that students turn to their computers for education. The Internet itself is a remarkable learning solution — and a tremendous tool for homework, research and for adult learners who need resources to complete high school with a basic skills education that prepares them for the GED test.
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By Leonard Williams
Getting ready for the GED? Taking an adult education course? Whether you’re attending local classes, taking online classes or managing a self-study program at home, you’ll want to ensure that your study time is effective.
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By Leonard Williams
One of the biggest challenges for GED students is finding time to study, or developing a daily study routine, especially if you’re a student managing a self-guided program to get ready for the GED test.
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