GED / General Educational Development
’A unique educational community founded in culture and spirituality that nurtures holistic student success.”
Your ticket to a better job and more money.
Pave the way for your success, your children’s success, and your grandchildren’s success. It all starts here.
Why GED?
- The GED credential is accepted by over 97% of colleges and employers
- 60% of recent GED graduates are enrolled in college
- Unemployment rate is lower for those with a high school diploma
Steps to get started on obtaining your GED –
- Step 1: Review State GED Requirements
- Step 2: Take GED Classes to prepare for the test
- Step 3: Register Online
- Step 4: Taking the GED Test
- Step 5: Access your score reports
Take Advantage of:
Our regular scheduled courses
Computerized assistance
Tutoring availability
We offer:
Testing on site
Financial awareness for successful completion
Financial assistance
More about the test and study guides:
- Reasoning Through Language Arts:
- The language test is 150 minutes long and divided into three parts. The topics covered in this exam are grammar and reading comprehension. There’s also an essay portion, which you’ll have 45 minutes to complete. One break is provided. Language Arts
- Testing tools: http://www.gedtestingservice.com/rlalink
- Mathematical Reasoning:
- This 115-minute exam will test your knowledge of basic mathematics, geometry, and algebra. You’ll also work with functions and graphs. This test is broken into two parts with a quick break in the middle.
- Testing Tools: http://www.gedtestingservice.com/mathlink
- Science:
- While some knowledge of scientific terms will help, you don’t have to memorize facts and formulas to do well on this test. Instead, the test focuses on reading and interpreting charts, graphs, and passages. It lasts 90 minutes.
- Testing Tools: http://www.gedtestingservice.com/sciencelink
- Social Studies:
- During this 70-minute exam, you will examine reading selections and charts to find information and draw conclusions. You do not have to memorize historical facts to pass this test. Rather, the focus is on being able to apply social studies concepts.
- Testing Tools: http://www.gedtestingservice.com/socialstudieslink
History of the test
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Do you have questions about the GED test?
FAQs
http://www.gedtestingservice.com/testers/mygedfaqs
Score Change FAQs
http://www.gedtestingservice.com/testers/tester-score-change-faqs
Adult Basic Education –
offered at all Fort Berthold Communities
NHSC Mainline: 701-627-4738
For more information about the GED or how to get started, contact:
Betty Lockwood
Adult Basic Education Director701-421-0034
Email: blockw@nhsc.edu
Frances White
Mandaree Community Liaison
701-759-3528
Email: fwhite@nhsc.edu
Susie Simpson
Parshall Community Liaison
701-862-2106
Email: ssimps@nhsc.edu
Elissa Argent
White Shield Community Liaison
701-743-4552
Email: eargent@nhsc.edu