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How to Get Your GED. Dropping out of high school doesn’t have to mean the end of your
educational career. You can earn a General Education Development diploma, also known
as a GED. You will need Practice tests A GED class provider study skills Perseverance Internet
access (optional) Sample tests (optional) Discipline (optional) and special accomodations
(optional). Step 1. Know that the GED is five tests: writing, reading, social studies, math,
and science Step 2. Determine your skill level in each of the subject areas by taking practice
tests. Find sample practice tests online, or contact a community provider of GED classes.
Step 3. Study for the GED subject areas where you received the lowest score. You can study
on your own without going to class, but you'll need discipline. Step 4. Schedule an exam
by going through a program or contacting your state GED examiner. GED testing centers will
provide special accommodations if you have a documented learning disability. Step 5.
Celebrate your accomplishment when you have earned the GED. Did you know Did you know?
The GED was created in 1942 to allow World War II veterans to get a credential that would
allow them to go on to college.