does the ged math change everytime you take it?
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Both the math curriculum (the course content) and the standards tests do change.\n\nFrom one year to the next there are only some changes, over time they can be huge.
1182634
no, it goes by the day you were born. good question though.
743608
stays the same if you enroll in the same school
336633
my impression from doing practice exams and taking it back in 2000/2001 is that the tests can really very from year to year. sometimes they'll give you harder questions with formulas or easier questions without. the test i took turned out to be pretty different from any of the practice tests i took (I was just studying on some hand-me-down Kaplan books -- Luckily I got a 4 anyway). I do remember that they had a graphing calculator portion of the test -- which means you can program it in and at least have all the formulas with you on test day. In any case, it's better to memorize more than less.
709191
I think charging for the test is a relatively new concept. Most places were forced into charging for the test because the states were forced to cut back funding for GED classes and testing due to a cutback in funding from the federal government. I would guess the test is available online but that does not mean it is accepted. Many of the standardized exams, such as the ACT, SAT, GRE, GMAT, LSAT, etc., are offered online now. They tend to be a bit more accurate than the paper tests and results are immediate. Going online cost many testing centers money to buy the equipment necessary. The good centers wrote grants to cover the costs.\nAs for the prep class, some states require this class ONLY if the student is under 18 years of age. You would have to contact the state department of education to find out the rules in Michigan. Overall, the cost is worth it compared to the other options. His employability and future are worth the 379.00. Also, call around the local school districts and such because some do offer the GED class for free or much cheaper than that and include one test at the end.
800862
just take the ged test, its not tough to pass. it'll be about 6 hours out of your life. if u buy one,and get caught, ur gonna b seriously screwed
140596
depends on the state.  you may have to re-take the exam.
361965
The GED is a series of five tests that assess the knowledge and skills expected of United States high school graduates in the following areas: \n\n\nInterpreting Literature and the Arts \nMathematics \nScience \nSocial Studies \nWriting \nWho is eligible to take the GED tests? \n\nTo take the GED, which is offered at one of our Prometric Testing Centers outside of the United States, you must be at least 17 years old.
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Hello,\n\nThe symbols in relationship to the numbers change each time. \nThe symbol you choose is the correct one  for all answers. No matter the number you choose there is one correct symbol for all answers.
905623
It depends entirely on which test you took.  Some only count right answers, some deduct a set percentage for wrong answers.  It really depends on the test.
614645
I had that same problem and what I have done is, I got some part-time help with a math tutor (which is free in Pennsylvania) and take the practice math part and have that tutor check it so he can learn what her weaknesses is so they can address that part of the GED so she can pass.
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Where did you take your GED exams? \n\nIn New York, people who took their GED must request a copy of their diploma or diploma & test scores from the state Department of Education. Check with the Dept. of Education in the state that you took your GED exams.
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There will be records at the school where you obtained your GED. They can send a copy to you. Sometimes, there is a small fee.
715537
It's not worth it at all. I took math lessons there. Didn't help a lick. Especially because I took it in the summer and then when I took geometry in the fall at school, my school teacher did it in a different order so I was totally lost.
1095316
it all depends on how smart you are.  I do recomend going to classes that are offered,   just as a memory refresher.   Failing a ged test without studying can be a little embarassing.
563596
All major book stores carry the GED study guide to prepare you for the testing. If you can make sense of the most of it you will do just fine. If you do however fail one subject, you then just have to reapply to write that subject over again. You will be given both multible choice questions as well as hand written questions.\n\nGood Luck...it isn't that difficult
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Yes.\n\nFor example, I attended college 15 years ago and graduated.  5 years ago, I returned, and all the classes carried over for that degree.  Last year, I started attending a third college for yet another degree, and all the classes (up to the maximum...the majority of universities that I inquired at have a cap on the number of credit hours they will transfer) transferred in, shaving off several years from my education.  The only drawback is that you will most likely have to take an entrance exam to see how well you do in the core competencies (math, english, basic science) and might have to take remedial courses that are NOT considered as acting towards your degree.  I recommend taking the courses if there is any doubt in your mind.\n\nIf you are discussing taking a break between high school and college...there is no problem there.  I would recommend doing the first two years at a community college as they are actually expecting a large number of their students to be in this situation, and know how to handle it.\n\nIf you are asking about between grades in high school, again, no problem.  Getting a GED is NOT easy, but there are quite a few programs out there to help.