GED Preparation Course

 

'The test itself covers five areas-math, reading, writing, social studies, and science, which are the main subjects high school students take. Of course, you won't be expected to know as much about these subjects as high school graduates. Test scores range from 200-800, and you'll need to score an average of 450 to earn your diploma in most states. You'll have to write a short essay to demonstrate your vocabulary and grammar skills, but all the other portions of the GED test are multiple choice. You'll want to be well rested when you take it, as it will take you all day to complete the test.

 

How you get your scores will depend on what state you take the test in. If you're thinking of taking the GED, you'll want to contact by phone or online your state's department of education to find out dates, locations, and costs. Your local community college might have the information, also. If you've been out of school for a while, you should certainly consider purchasing a good study guide before taking your GED test. It can be the difference between passing and failing. Any determined person can earn a GED, and doing so can open up a whole new world of previously unavailable opportunities.' 1

 

 

SAT Preparation Course

The SAT Reasoning Test is an accurate predictor of how well a student will do at college level academics. The test takes about four hours to complete and there are three main sections-- Math, Reading, and Writing. The highest possible score that a student can earn in each section is 800; thus, a perfect SAT score is 2400. Students are required write an essay for the Wrtiing portion of the SAT.  Students will have 70 minutes to complete the The Math section which is comprised of multiple choice questions in geometry, algebra, statistics, probability, and data analysis.

 

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ASVAB Test Prep- To be determined

 

Are you considering joining the military and have not yet taken the ASVAB exam? Perhaps you have taken the ASVAB and need to improve your score. We can help you to gain the edge you need to get the best possible score to qualify for entrance.

 

 

 

 

Reference

1  GED Test Online. http://www.studyguidezone.com/gedtest.htm. Accessed 7/7/2015