What to expect
Four separately scheduled subjects: Reasoning Through Language Arts, Mathematical Reasoning, Science, and Social Studies.
GED test subjects ↗HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY
A fresh start, one subject at a time.
Get practical support for all four GED subjects. Sign up directly—no diagnostic is required.
Language Arts 150 minutes; Math 115; Science 90; Social Studies 70. You can space the subjects out.
Official schedules, accommodations, and registration policies can change. Check the exam maker before you book.
100–200 per subject
We help you set a target based on the schools, programs, or career paths you actually care about.
WHAT WE WORK ON
Practice with
a purpose.
Our instructors use your goals and early work to prioritize the skills that matter most. Your exact plan depends on your starting point and schedule.
01Reading and writing
02Mathematical reasoning
03Science evidence
04Social studies analysis
YOUR PREP RUNWAY
A timeline you can use.
A flexible 6–12 week plan is a useful starting point; we tailor it to the subjects you need.
Start now
Tell us which subjects you need and your preferred schedule. No entrance diagnostic.
Build momentum
Work through targeted lessons, practice, and coach check-ins.
Test when ready
Schedule official GED subjects separately and review your readiness for each.
SCORES IN CONTEXT
Know what your
target means.
GED requires at least 145 on each subject to pass. Scores of 165–174 are College Ready; 175–200 may qualify for college credit where a receiving institution accepts it.
View source: GED score levels ↗Score examples and policies are snapshots. Always confirm current requirements directly with your target institution or program.