How would I go about getting my GED in Orlando FL?

If one didn't finish high school, and are now finding the opportunities limited for lack of a diploma, the best way to remedy that is to earn a General Educational Development, or GED. Almost a million people a year earn a GED, and it's accepted as equal to a high school diploma by almost all companies and colleges in the country. Once the GED is received, if one decides to go to college, one is eligible for just as much government financial aid as any high school graduate. The test itself covers five areas-math, reading, writing, social studies, and science, which are the main subjects high school students take. Of course, one won't be expected to know as much about these subjects as high school graduates. Test scores range from 200-800, and one will need to score an average of 450 to earn your diploma in most states. One will have to write a short essay to demonstrate vocabulary and grammar skills, but all the other portions of the GED test are multiple choice. One should be well rested when the test is taken. It will take all day to complete the test about seven and one-half hours. How one gets the scores will depend on the state where the test is taken. If one is thinking of taking the GED, one can contact by phone or online to the state's department of education to find out dates, locations, and costs. A local community college might have the information. If one has been out of school for a while, it would be wise to consider purchasing a good study guide before taking the GED test. Examine McGraw Hill's study guides first. It can be the difference between passing and failing. Any determined person can earn a GED, and doing so can open up a whole new opportunities. There is more information and a practice test at the web site Sources ,Test Prep http://www.testprepreview.com/ged_practice.htm