* You can find the cost to test in your state here: https://ged.com/about_test/price_and_state_rules * You can find local GED classes here: https://ged.com/study/ged_classes * Light and Salt Learning: http://lightandsaltlearning.org * GED calculator app (Android only): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=calc991.calculator.scientific.xs30.t34.free * Look for Ready Test promo codes: https://www.reddit.com/r/GED and https://www.facebook.com/groups/1116784075099245

An interview with one of my former students about what he weathered to earn his GED.

Not mentioned: the GED Ready test costs money, unfortunately, but if you're a clever googler, I bet you can find a coupon code for 50% off. (Especially if you include the word "Reddit" in your search.)

If you're just starting out, here's an easy-to-follow, 8-step roadmap to get you from diploma-less to GED GRADUATE.  

This episode grew out of a post I made on http://reddit.com/r/ged which you can read here: https://bit.ly/3kE5ymG (it's got all the steps, if anything was unclear)

And here are the links to all the GED YouTube channels (there are lots!): http://bit.ly/3XD2FRX

Diane Johnson, the testing coordinator at the APS GED site in Aurora, Colorado, kindly sat down to explain what testers can expect on test day.

[Her testing center is welcoming, comfortable, and overflowing with positivity. If you want to visit her for your GED test, head to: 

APS Testing Center @Pickens Technical College 

Building E (east entrance, around back) 

500 Airport Blvd Aurora, CO 80011  

A huge thanks to Diane! ]

If these aren't the most effective, foolproof, revelatory techniques to keep your resolutions that you've ever seen,* you can send your letter of complaint to Consumer Information Catalog, Pueblo, Colorado, 81009 for a full refund.  

* "≈4 Minutes or Less" category

It's all there on ged.com!

Maybe I should be promoting a meditation app here or something?