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Remember, you can’t take the GED® test online! Once you’re ready for the GED test, you can find one of the Official GED centers™ that’s near your home, where you can earn your GED diploma. Here’s an easy Official GED Test Center™ locator to find GED locations.
But don’t take the GED test until you’re prepared. Most people who don’t pass the first time didn’t prepare enough, or in the right way. We get you ready fast, so you can take the GED Test with confidence. See how we make the GED test easy.
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The GED test is given in over 70 countries by Pearson VUE, and the GED Academy can help you prepare. The GED Academy Accelerated Learning Program is designed with the international student in mind. We prepare international GED diploma candidates in all GED testing areas, and especially help with learning standard American English.
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Can I take the GED Test online?
No. Colleges, employers, and the government all accept a real GED diploma because the test is taken and scored at an Official GED Test Center™. The American Council on Education makes the test, and your state government gives it and awards you a diploma if you pass. You can’t take the real GED online so don’t waste your money on something that’s not worth anything!
Make the official GED test fast and easy by being ready for the test and taking it with confidence. That’s what we do. We get you ready fast by teaching you in a way that works. See how fast we can get you ready.
Do I have to take the GED Test all at once?
Probably not. In most states, you can take one or two GED subject tests at a time. That can be a big help, because you can focus your GED study. There’s no sense in getting overwhelmed. Learn more about local test information.
Do I need to retake the whole test?
If you took the GED test since 2002 and passed some subjects, you don’t need to retake those subjects. You do need to get an average score of 450, though. If you passed some subjects, concentrate on studying and scoring high on the rest. Contact your state's GED administrator™ if you need to get your GED results and GED transcripts. See how we can help you study the right way.
How Can I Get My
GED Diploma Fast?
The fastest way to get your GED diploma is to study online. Online GED prep gives you the freedom to study at the best time for you and at your own pace. It eliminates all the stress and embarrassment of the classroom.
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Does It Cost?
You don’t want to waste time and money. We make GED studying affordable and effective. We want you to succeed, so we give you the payment options that will work for you, so you can afford everything you need to prepare for the GED test online.
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Should I Take a
GED Practice Test?
GED practice tests show you what the GED test is like, so you do better when you take the test. Our online practice test for GED study tells you what to study and makes sure you know that you can pass the GED test.
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How Hard Is
the GED Test?
The key to the GED test is preparation. We make the GED test easier than you think by helping you brush up on the right skills, in the right way. We’ve helped thousands earn a GED test credential and go on to new careers and colleges.
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How do I register for the GED Test?
Just call the nearest test center for registration, test information and GED testing dates. Use the easy Official GED Testing Center™ locator above to find the GED locations closest to your home.
How much does the test cost?
The cost varies from state to state. The average is $40 per test, but check with the test center about scholarships or fee waivers. The fee is a pretty good investment when you consider that GED grads make about $500,000 more in their lifetime. Learn how affordable GED prep can be.
How do I get copy of my GED test results?
GED results and GED testing scores are kept by your state department of education. Contact your state GED Administrator™ using the list below to get your GED results and GED transcripts. If you took the GED exam in another state, contact the GED Administrator™ in that state to get a copy of your GED results.
How often can I take the GED Test?
How often you can take the GED exam varies from state to state, but most states allow you to retake the test up to three times in a year. Contact one of your local Official GED Test Centers™ for the GED testing dates and GED schedule.
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Each state has its own GED testing rules and regulations. Get the scoop on your state.
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