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Go to your public library and get a free card, then sign out the GED prep book. Take a test from each section and see if you have a high enough score to pass. If it is on the edge or not good enough, do that section of the workbook.
In my state, I can go to any library. The libraries in the richer areas have GED computer programs as well.
check around and see if your commity has adult ed. classes they are useally free but the ged test is not. but it really isnt that much.
Most states have GED ( or ABE~ Adult Basic Education , ABL ~ Adult Basic Learning ) Classes for free through the state or county school systems ~ these are free classes.
(If you are low income, you may qualify to get help with daycare while you attend these classes. ( It can't hurt to ask about it :-) ~ some may have daycare on site as well
here is one site that I found while searching things for my son.. but I didn't really get to *explore* it all that well but it does say Free online GED course ~
http://www.gedforfree.com/
here is a free online practice site for the GED ~
http://steckvaughn.harcourtachieve.com/e...
it also says this on that site :
" For more information about the test itself, call the GED Hot Line at 1-800-62-MY-GED "
A full list of state contacts
http://www.acenet.edu/am/template.cfm?se...
hope that helps a bit
good luck!
Well, if you want to get your GED that is fine, but I would suggest that you get your highschool diploma instead. You can do this through Penn Foster High School. Since you have three kids you will be able to do your studies at home. Some people finish in 3 months and some finish in 9 months and other for for 3 to 4 years. I use Penn Foster, so I can work full time and study when I have the time. A diploma pays more than a GED. Penn Foster is also afordable. You pay only $34 a month.
What is your purpose in obtaining the GED? Will this be simply to finish up and say you've done it, or do you plan to enroll in college? If you plan to enroll in college, check with the local community or junior college. Many will allow you to apply without either a diploma or GED, but will ask you to take their placement test before you enroll in classes.
Also, many CCs and JCs offer GED prep classes. You might also check with the school district to see what they offer.
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