Congratulations on your decision to pursue a GED! This website will provide links to more information about the GED exam, as well as links to sites on the internet where you can begin to prepare for the exam and assess your readiness to take the final GED exam.
**Please Note! You cannot take your final exam online. You must go to an Official Test Center to take the final exam. It is also very helpful to attend classes offered through your local Adult Basic Education program, as you prepare to take the exams. However, the sites linked here may help you as you prepare.
Below are the links to additional information regarding the GED. For sites for online study, click on one of the tabs above. Each focuses on the websites that target the skills in one individual test.
American Council on Education (ACE) GED Testing Service (The Official Site for the GED Tests)
This is the Official Site for the GED Tests. GED Testing Service, a program of the American Council on Education, develops, delivers and safeguards the GED Tests. Start here for accurate and reliable information about the GED Testing program.
This link will explain the basics about the GED test battery, as well as information about the history of the GED test and some interesting statistics.
Minnesota State Department of Education - GED Information
This will link you to the State Department of Education's GED page. There are several helpful forms on the page. If you are looking for the closest test center, click on "General Educational Development (GED) Testing Center Directory 2010". If you would like a copy of your GED, or need it sent to an educational institution, click on "GED Records Request Form and Instructions".
If you have questions or a website to suggest, contact:
Marty Olsen
martha.olsen@gmail.com
