Updated on May 9, 2019
These websites and apps help you to study for the most common tests required to earn a high school equivalency (HSE) diploma – the GED®, HiSET® and TASC™. A high school diploma or certificate is required for most kinds of jobs or college admission. If you have not completed high school or received a diploma, all states offer adult education and a path to an HSE diploma or certificate.
Each state sets its own requirements for this diploma or certificate. Many state and non-profit organizations offer free courses to study for the tests. There are also free online courses described below. You must take the tests at a state-approved facility, and there is usually a cost for the tests.
To find the specific requirements in your state, take a look at the High School Equivalency Requirements by State. If you are looking for online classes to practice tests to prep for the GED, read our article on Free GED Classes.
From site: It is important that you know where to start studying in your GED math. Take this assessment to determine if you are ready to study GED Math (higher level whole numbers, fractions, decimals, percents, algebra, and geometry) or if…
This is a practice test of 25 multiple-choice problems covered general science topics on the GED. For many questions, you will interpret graphs and data sets. When you submit your answers, you will get a score, with explanations for any…
From site: This GED Practice Test is designed to prepare you for the new GED® Test, which rolled out nationwide at the start of 2015. Designed to be more rigorous and advanced, it operates as both a high school equivalency…
This is the official site for the GED test. When you register on MyGED, you have access to study materials and can take a practice test. This is also where you request an official GED transcript after successful test completion.