Ged Pretest Resources
Local libraries, schools, community centers and colleges, as well as universities all have details and resources about earning a GED and taking the pre GED. Your state’s Department of Education website should also have plenty of information about GED testing and related resources throughout your home state.
To find the site for your location, use your favorite search engine and type in “Department of Education” + “Your state” without the quotes and it should be one of the first few results listed.
There are also many websites offering GED Classes and GED practice test resources, some free of charge and others for a fee. The sites that require a fee usually offer instant access to testing results as well as an evaluation by instructors who provide pointers and tips as to how to improve your score, if necessary.
Just be aware that although practice and preparation tests are legitimate – whether they’re free or not – it still isn’t possible to take the actual GED online, so don’t be duped by companies or websites that say they offer real diplomas after taking their tests.