GED Programs

10 Hours of Focused GED Math Prep Program*

• 3 hours – Numbers and Operations
• 3 hours – Algebra; Measurement & Data Analysis
• 3 hours - Geometry & Coordinate Plane
• 1 hour – Problem Area Review

+ 2 Mock Tests
+ Additional Exercises for Problem Areas
+ Tips and Tricks to Solve Problems Efficiently

 

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*Program Details

Number and Operations (3 hours)

• Integers & Number Theory
• Fractions
• Decimals
• Percent
• Ratio and Proportion
• Exponents & Roots
• Sets and Relations

Algebra (3 hours)

• Simple Equation
• Simultaneous Equations
• Quadratic Equation
• Defined Functions
• Inequalities
• Factoring
• Data Analysis

Geometry (3 hours)

• Lines—Intersecting, Perpendicular, and Parallel
• Polygons
• Triangles
• Quadrilaterals
• Circles
• Coordinate Geometry

Problem Area Review (1 hour)

• Review the questions where you had problems while solving the mock test provided by us.

 

GED Info

Language Arts, Writing
Part I consists of multiple-choice questions; Part II is a 45-minute essay.

• Spelling - only homonyms, possessives and contractions will be tested.
• Passages of 200-300 words will include business communications and "how to" texts.
• A new essay marking scale will be used and essay organization (eg., transitions, topic sentences, unity/coherence) will be graded.

Social Studies
Multiple-choice questions in sets and single items; text and visual sources.

• History, civics and government content including a practical document such as a voters' guide or tax form and at least one excerpt from the U.S. Constitution, Declaration of Independence, Federalist Papers, or a landmark Supreme Court case (American test).
• Graphics and photographs.
• Analysis and different content areas tested within same question set.

Science
Multiple-choice questions in sets and single items; text and visual sources.

• Focus on environmental and health topics such as recycling, disease prevention, pollution, etc.
• Emphasis on the relationship between science and everyday life.

Language Arts, Reading
300-400 word passages; 1 poem; 1 piece of drama; no graphics.

• Comprehension and Synthesis
• Passages: 75% literary texts and 25% nonfiction texts.
• Nonfiction will include at least one business document.
• At least one compare/contrast question.

Mathematics
Algebra, geometry, number relations & data analysis questions

• A Casio fx-260 Solar calculator can be used for Part I but not for Part II; examinees can practice using the calculator before the test.
• Few "not sufficient information" type questions.

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