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I quit my final year of high school and I went back to get my GED right before my freshman year of college and I passed it (for the commonwealth of Kentucky). In hindsight it's a breeze compared to college level work. But it is sort of a comprehensive exam so it's not going to take 10 minutes--I struggled with math, and even in college it's still not my best subject to deal with. Look around for your states requirements and take a timed practice test to give you a better idea of what it will encompass. Overall I'm sure you'll be able to pass it. Best wishes!! -S
I have my GED. I Took it in Missouri, and although every state is different, it took me several tries.. and I had a Solid 3.17 (B Average) in college, so to be honest. They make it harder than what it is for the normal high schooler, to pass normal high school.
But I believe in you & you can do it!
Thank you very much for the advice =]






How hard is the ged?
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How hard is it?
I've seen a billion practice sites and aced every test they've thrown at me, but I don't believe it can be QUITE as simple as these practice sites lead me to believe.