Course Description
Master the GED: Your Gateway to a Brighter Future
In the dynamic landscape of modern education, the GED (General Educational Development) test serves as a pivotal milestone for many. Whether you're aiming to accelerate your academic journey or unlock new vocational avenues, obtaining your GED can be transformative. Our meticulously designed online course serves as the ultimate compass to guide you through this essential rite of passage.
Why Our Course Stands Out:
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Comprehensive Insights: Dive deep into the architecture of the GED test. We demystify the format, illuminating the core areas and content ensuring you're well-prepared for every twist and turn.
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Resource-Rich Learning: From astute test-taking strategies to enlightening exercises and assignments, our course is brimming with tools to propel your GED preparation to stellar heights. Supplement your learning with our curated netlinks, offering deep-dives into critical topics -- all at your own pace.
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Holistic Coverage: The GED is a vast ocean of knowledge, segmented into four crucial streams: Reasoning through Language Arts, Social Studies, Science Studies, and Mathematical Reasoning. While you won't be expected to know every ripple and wave, understanding the major currents is paramount. Our course, acting as your navigator, provides concise summaries and an abundance of practice resources for each pivotal topic.
In a world where knowledge truly is power, our GED prep course stands as a beacon for those eager to harness their potential. Whether you're reigniting past aspirations or embarking on a fresh academic endeavor, this course is tailored to ensure you walk into the GED test center with confidence and walk out with triumph.
Embrace this opportunity, enroll with us, and let's chart a course to a brighter, more promising future. Your success story starts here!
- Completely Online
- Self-Paced
- 6 Months to Complete
- 24/7 Availability
- Start Anytime
- PC & Mac Compatible
- Android & iOS Friendly
- Accredited CEUs

Learning Outcomes
- Define the different question types used in the GED test by providing examples and identifying their unique characteristics in a practical assessment.
- Demonstrate the real-world application of skills acquired through GED preparation by solving a given problem related to budgeting or data analysis in a simulated context.
- Apply knowledge of Standard English grammar concepts, including sentence structure and punctuation, to construct coherent and concise written responses.
- Demonstrate the ability to analyze and interpret various types of reading passages by identifying themes, character motivations, and the author's intent.
- Demonstrate the ability to construct complete sentences by incorporating appropriate subjects and verbs to convey clear and complete thoughts
- Recognize and correct instances of run-on sentences and comma splices using appropriate punctuation, conjunctions, or sentence separation techniques
- Apply the appropriate punctuation, including commas and apostrophes, in sample sentences to demonstrate correct sentence structure and grammar usage while explaining the function of each punctuation mark.
- Define the primary rules of capitalization by listing common categories, such as proper nouns, titles, and geographical locations, and provide examples for each.
- Analyze paragraph coherence by evaluating and rearranging sentences to maintain a unified and logical progression of ideas.#
- Define the role of transitional words in writing by identifying and applying them to enhance flow and readability in written narratives.
- Analyze supporting details such as facts, statistics, and examples within a given text to evaluate their relevance and effectiveness in substantiating the main idea.
- Identify the main idea of a passage and articulate it in your own words, demonstrating an 80% comprehension level through a written summary.
- Identify the role of setting in fiction by analyzing how time, place, and mood create an engaging narrative experience.
- Demonstrate mastery of lesson content at levels of 70% or higher.
Assessment Guide
Assessment | Points |
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Lesson 1 Activity | 1 points |
Lesson 2 Activity | 1 points |
Lesson 3 Activity | 1 points |
Sentence Structure Exam | 20 points |
Sentence Structure Practice 1 | 6 points |
Sentence Structure Practice 2 | 7 points |
Sentence Structure Practice 3 | 5 points |
Sentence Structure Practice 4 | 10 points |
Sentence Structure Practice 5 | 4 points |
Sentence Structure Practice 6 | 5 points |
Lesson 4 Activity | 1 points |
Mechanics Exam | 20 points |
Mechanics Practice 1 | 7 points |
Mechanics Practice 2 | 5 points |
Mechanics Practice 3 | 8 points |
Organization Exam | 20 points |
Organization Practice | 3 points |
Language Arts, Reading Exam 1-3 | 10 points |
Language Arts, Reading Quiz 1-3 | 15 points |
Language Arts, Reading Exam 6 | 10 points |
Language Arts, Reading Quiz 6 | 15 points |
Language Arts, Reading Exam 7-8 | 10 points |
Language Arts and Reading Review Test | 38 points |
Language Arts, Reading Quiz 7-8 | 15 points |
Lesson 9 Activity | 1 points |
Lesson 10 Activity | 1 points |
Whole Numbers & Operations Practice | 30 points |
Number Sense Practice | 27 points |
Decimal Numbers Practice | 25 points |
Percents Practice | 25 points |
Lesson 15 Activity | 1 points |
Number Relationships Practice | 25 points |
Statistics & Data Analysis Practice | 24 points |
Probability Practice | 24 points |
Data Analysis Practice | 25 points |
Algebra Practice | 25 points |
Algebraic Operations | 11 points |
Linear Equations | 10 points |
Linear Inequalities | 11 points |
Systems of Linear Equations | 10 points |
Systems of Linear Inequalities | 10 points |
Functions | 10 points |
Geometry Practice | 25 points |
The Mathematical Reasoning Post Test | 113 points |
How to Read Social Studies Questions Practice | 9 points |
Civics and Government, Part 1 Exam | 10 points |
Civics and Government Practice Part 1 | 6 points |
Civics and Government, Part 2 Exam | 10 points |
Civics and Government Practice Part 2 | 6 points |
Economics, Part 1 Exam | 10 points |
Economic Practice Part 1 | 5 points |
Economics, Part 2 Exam | 10 points |
Economics Practice 2 | 10 points |
Geography Exam | 10 points |
Geography Practice | 11 points |
World History, Part 1 Exam | 10 points |
World History Practice Part 1 | 9 points |
World History, Part 2 Exam | 10 points |
World History Practice Part 2 | 6 points |
World History, Part 3 Exam | 9 points |
World History Practice Part 3 | 8 points |
World History, Part 4 Exam | 10 points |
World History Practice Part 4 | 8 points |
US History, Part 1 Exam | 10 points |
U.S. History Practice Part 1 | 9 points |
US History, Part 2 Exam | 10 points |
U.S. History Practice Part 2 | 6 points |
US History, Part 3 Exam | 10 points |
U.S. History Practice Part 3 | 7 points |
US History, Part 4 Exam | 10 points |
U.S. History Practice Part 4 | 6 points |
US History, Part 5 Exam | 10 points |
Social Studies Post Test | 133 points |
U.S. History Practice Part 5 | 6 points |
Biology Part 1 Exam | 10 points |
Life Science: Biology Part 1 Quiz | 15 points |
Biology Part 2 Exam | 10 points |
Biology Part 2 Quiz | 15 points |
Chemistry Part 1 Quiz | 15 points |
Chemistry, Part 1 Exam | 10 points |
Chemistry Part 2 Quiz | 15 points |
Chemistry, Part 2 Exam | 10 points |
Physics Part 1 Quiz | 15 points |
Physics, Part 1 Exam | 10 points |
Physics Part 2 Quiz | 15 points |
Physics, Part 2 Exam | 10 points |
Physics Part 3 Quiz | 14 points |
Physics, Part 3 Exam | 10 points |
Earth and Space Science Part 1 Exam | 10 points |
Earth and Space Science Part 1 Quiz | 15 points |
Earth and Space Science Part 2 Exam | 10 points |
Earth and Space Science Part 2 Quiz | 15 points |
Science Test Review | 90 points |