General Educational Development (GED)
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What is the GED?
The GED stands for the General Educational Development test and is a certification based test that requires the skill sets similar to what was learned in high school. It is an alternative to a U.S. high school diploma. It's generally used and accepted for trade schools and other rewarding careers that don't require a college level or professional level degree.
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Who takes the GED?
You must be 18 years or older to be eligible to take the GED. If you did not graduate from high school, or did not receive a high school diploma then the GED is an excellent alternative to advance academically and professionally.
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If you're looking for a rewarding career in medical assisting, medical coding, pharmacy tech, cosmetology, nursing assistant, massage therapy, auto-mechanic or other, start with the GED now! We recommend you to also consult with a career coach or academic counselor.
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What is on the GED?
The GED comprises 4 Subject tests similar to what's taught in high school:
Subject 1: Reasoning Through Language Arts
- Interpreting text, grammar & mechanics, connecting ideas, writing exercises and analyzing passaages
Subject 2: Mathematical Reasoning
- Word problems, decimals & fractions, algebra, geometry, statistics, and equations
Subject 3: Social Studies
- Economics, civics & government, history and geography
Subject 4: Sciences
- Life, earth & space, physical and general
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Is the GED for me?
The GED is a necessary test to receive a certificate and advance in your career professionally outside of a college or professional level degree and can lead to more rewarding and qualifying options.
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Other benefits...
- Getting into higher salaried positions
- Standing out from the masses with a high score
- Making you feel smarter & gaining confidence
- A higher score equals leads to rewarding employment much like a solid resume
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What is considered a competitive score?
Scoring 145 points out of 200 per subject is considered a passing score. Anything higher than 145 per unit is considered more competitive!
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What is FlipSetter Academy's cost for the GED?
Our flat rate is $25 / Hour. We are currently offering a 6 hours course per week. For more informaiton, please download our Services Agreement.
