THE GED TESTS

THE GED TESTS



If you left high school without graduating, the GED Tests
provide a way for you to earn your GED high school diploma.
Getting your GED Diploma can make a big difference in your
life. Read this Information Bulletin and learn:

* What is covered on the GED Tests

* How to prepare for the GED Tests

* Where to get help


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WHAT IS THE GED TESTING PROGRAM?


The GED testing program offers you an opportunity to earn
a GED high school diploma. Many people who did not finish high
school have knowledge and skills comparable to people who did
graduate. This idea is the basis of the GED testing program.
The GED Tests ask questions about subjects covered in high
school. The GED Tests are given in all 50 states, the District
of Columbia, the U.S. territories, most Canadian provinces, and
the Canadian territories. Each year, about one-half million
people earn their GED Diplomas.

The GED Tests are available in English, Spanish, and
French. Special large-print, audiocassette, and braille
editions of the GED Tests are also available, and adaptations
to testing conditions are permitted for adults with
disabilities.