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The GED (General Educational Development) is a widely recognized standardized test that provides a credential equivalent to a U.S. high school diploma. The GED test assesses knowledge and skills in four main areas: Reasoning Through Language Arts (RLA), Mathematical Reasoning, Science, and Social Studies. Completing the GED opens up many opportunities for higher education and career development in the U.S. and other countries.

Common Challenges When Preparing For Exams GED

Difficulty with RLA reading comprehension & essay writing: Requires analysis of diverse texts and writing coherent, persuasive extended responses in English.
Challenge in applying Math to real-world contexts (Mathematical Reasoning): Demands application of mathematical knowledge (algebra, geometry, data) to solve practical problems.
Barrier in interpreting Science & Social Studies information: Needs skills in reading comprehension, analyzing charts, data, and specialized terminology in English.
Obstacle in covering the knowledge of 4 subjects: Requires balanced study across multiple disciplines and familiarity with the specific GED test structure.

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Unit 1: Foundations of American Democracy

1.1: The ideals of democracy as shown in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution
1.2: Federalist and Anti-Federalist views on central government and democracy
1.3: Separation of powers and “checks and balances”
1.4: The relationship between the states and the federal government (federalism)
1.5: How federalism has been interpreted differently over time

Unit 2: Interactions Among Branches of Government

2.1: The structures, powers, and functions of each house of Congress
2.2: The roles and powers of the president
2.3: The roles and powers of the Supreme Court and other federal courts
2.4: The roles of the federal bureaucracy (departments, agencies, commissions, and government corporations)

Unit 3: Civil Liberties and Civil Rights

3.1: The intent of the Bill of Rights
3.2: The First Amendment (freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and freedom of the press) and how the Supreme Court has interpreted it
3.3: The Second Amendment (the right to bear arms) and how the Supreme Court has interpreted it
3.4: Supreme Court interpretations of other amendments
3.5: How the due process and equal protection clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment have motivated social movements

Unit 4: American Political Ideologies and Beliefs

4.1: How cultural and social factors affect citizens’ beliefs about government
4.2: How polls are used to gather data about public opinion
4.3: The ideologies of the Democratic and Republican parties
4.4: How political ideologies affect policy on economic and social issues

Unit 5: Political Participation

5.1: Laws that protect the right to vote
5.2: Why it’s hard for third parties and independent candidates to succeed
5.3: Interest groups and their influence
5.4: Campaign finance and its role in elections
5.5: The media’s role in elections

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Is the GED credential equivalent to a U.S. high school diploma?

Yes. The GED credential is widely recognized in the United States and many other countries as a demonstration of academic proficiency equivalent to a high school diploma.

What subjects are included in the GED test?

The GED test includes 4 subjects: Reasoning Through Language Arts (RLA), Mathematical Reasoning, Science, and Social Studies.

Can I take the GED test online while living abroad?

Yes, GED Testing Service offers the Online Proctored GED Test for candidates in many eligible countries, allowing you to test from home under remote supervision.

What is the passing score for the GED test?

To pass each GED subject test, you need to score at least 145 points. For better college admission prospects, many institutions encourage scores from 165-174 (GED College Ready) or 175+ (GED College Ready + Credit).

Are calculators allowed in the Math section of the GED test?

Yes. Test-takers are allowed to use a scientific handheld calculator (e.g., TI-30XS MultiView) for some parts of the Math test. Additionally, an on-screen calculator is also provided for the computer-based test.

How does Intertu Education support individuals abroad in preparing for the GED?

Intertu offers Online GED preparatory courses with personalized pathways, focusing on the core knowledge of the 4 subjects, test-taking strategies, academic English skills, and practice with mock tests aligned with the official format. The flexible schedule is suitable for students living abroad.

GED

General Educational Development

Learn About GED

Common Challenges When Preparing For Exams GED

Course Content

Register For A Consultation With Our Experts

Personalized Learning Approach

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Competency Assessment

Set Learning Objectives

Create A Learning Path

Implement And Optimize

MEET THE TEACHING TEAM

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Tra Nguyen

Tin Nguyen

Hieu Pham

Uyen Vu

Carolina Rondon

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