Ged Essay
Anyone can please send me information about what to study for the GED.
I suggest that you would be better off using GED manuals. Not the
comprehensive 5 subjects in one, but the individual manuals for each test.
You can purchase separate manuals for each of the five subjects. (Math,
Social Studies, Science, Literature and Arts, and Writing Skills) A few
good publishers are Steck Vaugn, Contemporary, South Western, Glencoe, and
Cambridge. These books are available in GED and PREGED levels. You
should go to an adult learning center in your area to get help in
evaluating your reading level so that you will be able to choose the
appropriate books for your reading level. You will also need help with the
essay portion because it is very difficult to evaluate your own essays.
I wish you a lot of luck in your endeavors. If you have any questions,
feel free to write.
You should be able to take free or low-cost classes at the place
offering the test to be taken. If this does not seem worth the time,
just consider that diploma or equivalent increases a woman's earning
power by 45-55%. The time you invest now will be more than be paid off
down the road.