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GED PREPARATION
GED preparation is offered locally at community colleges, learning centers, and other educational sites. If you are ready to take the GED Tests, find an Official GED Testing Center by using your zip code at GEDtest.org/locator.
The GED Tests released in 2002 (the "2002 Series") measure your knowledge in science, math, social studies, reading, and writing, including an essay that assesses your ability to write and communicate effectively.
Find Adult Basic Education Centers Near You
The GED Testing Service has worked with America's Literacy Directory to develop a list of resources for GED preparation in the United States.
Practice Makes Perfect
It's important to prepare for the GED Tests just as you would prepare for a job interview or a big game. Preparation materials are available from many educational institutions, such as those below, and in many formats based on your style of learning. GED Testing Service also provides sample test questions on their website for your practice.
GED Testing Service has reviewed and certified selected GED preparation materials from these organizations: Kentucky Educational Television (KET), Steck-Vaughn and Paxen Learning. You may find other helpful resources at your local bookstore, library or online. GED Testing Service encourages adults to consult a local testing center for recommendations and to use the method that best fits your schedule and learning style.
