G.E.D. Classes: Online and Campus Based G.E.D. Classes

Online G.E.D. Classes

The following are a list of websites where you can prepare for the G.E.D. tests:

• 4Tests www.4tests.com- Contains review questions to help you prepare for the exam.
• Study Skills from Virginia Tech www.ucc.vt.edu/- Useful information on increasing comprehension, time management, etc.
• Learn A Test www.learnatest.com- Contains practice tests, based on the official exam
• Pass G.E.D. www.passed.com- Provides information on passing the G.E.D. including sample test questions, test-taking tips, advice, success stories, and insider secrets.
• American Council on Education www.acenet.edu- The ACE offers sample G.E.D. test question directly on their website. They provide several sample questions from each section of the G.E.D. test. Their website also contains a lot of other valuable G.E.D. information.

Campus Bases G.E.D. Classes

For some people, traditional campus based classes are a better option than online ones. These classes are usually held at your local community college campus or adult education center. You can also speak to someone who will assist you at finding a resource center for your needs. Thee National Center for Family Literacy hosts a call center that can provide you with assistance. Call the Family Literacy Infoline (1-877-FAMLIT1 or 1-877-326-5481), or visit the National Center for Family Literacy (www.famlit.org) website for more information.

Besides online G.E.D. practice sites, many states offer practice exams free of charge or for a nominal fee. Check with your local Department of Education to learn more about these opportunities. Also be sure to investigate the American Council on Education's official G.E.D. Testing service www.acenet.edu for more information and resources regarding the exam. No matter what method you choose, make sure you practice as much as possible!