🚀 NEW: Self-Study Portal — TEAS, HESI A2 & GED — 2,294+ questions, flashcards & practice tests Try Free GED Preview →
GED Preparation

📅 Last Updated: May 21, 2026

GED Prep & Online Study Portal (Updated for 2026 Test Format)

Life got in the way of finishing school. We get it. Start with a free diagnostic, then follow a day-by-day study plan across all four GED subjects, with a 24/7 AI Tutor that explains every answer step by step.

Take the Free Diagnostic
About the GED

What Is the GED Exam?

The GED (General Educational Development) is widely accepted as equivalent to a high school diploma by employers, colleges, and the military. Passing all four subject tests unlocks career advancement, college admissions, and certification programs.

Each subject test can be taken separately, on your own schedule. There's no need to study everything at once — the free diagnostic shows you which subjects to focus on first.

GED Subjects

The Four GED Tests

  • 🔢 Mathematical Reasoning115 min
  • 🔬 Science90 min
  • 🌍 Social Studies70 min
  • ✍️ Reasoning Through Language Arts150 min
Test Your Readiness: Free GED Practice Quiz
  • 📋
    4 separate subject tests Take them in any order, any time. Retake only the ones you need to.
  • 🎓
    Nationally recognized credential Accepted by 97% of U.S. colleges and universities and most employers.
  • 💻
    Computer-based testing Practice with 900+ GED questions and full practice tests, plus AI Essay Prep for the extended response.
🎯 Score Benchmarks
Passing score (per subject) 145 / 200
GED College Ready 165+
College Ready + Credit 175+

Score 175+ and you may be eligible to skip entry-level college courses.

Built for Adult Learners

Online GED Prep That Fits Around Real Life

Most GED students are working adults, parents, or caregivers who can't attend a traditional classroom. Everything in the study portal is online, so you can study whenever you have time.

🗓️

Study On Your Schedule

Lessons, practice questions and the 24/7 AI Tutor are available online whenever you are — early mornings, evenings or weekends.

🎯

Start Where You Are

No prior knowledge required. A free diagnostic finds your level, then a day-by-day study plan is built around your exam date.

✍️

AI Essay Prep

Write practice essays for the GED extended response and get scoring and feedback on each one.

📈

Predicted Score

See an AI-predicted score with section breakdowns so you know where you stand. It's an estimate, not an official score.

💬

Learn From Every Mistake

The AI Tutor explains every answer step by step, and your mistake journal and AI Smart Review bring back the questions you missed.

💰

Simple Pricing · $49 for 90 Days

Full access to all four GED subjects for 90 days with a one-time $49 pass. No subscription, nothing to cancel, and Day 1 is free.

Our Approach

Why Students Choose Tutoriffic for GED

  • 🎯
    Diagnostic-driven study plans A free diagnostic shows your weak areas, and your day-by-day study plan is built around your exam date.
  • 🗓️
    29 structured lessons Work through lessons across all four subjects at your own pace, online.
  • 💬
    24/7 AI Tutor Get every answer explained step by step, any time you study.
  • 🌐
    900+ practice questions Plus flashcards, full practice tests, speed drills, spaced repetition and audio mode.

Start Free

Take the free diagnostic to see which sections to focus on, then follow your day-by-day study plan.

Take the Free Diagnostic →

GED Frequently Asked Questions

No. You have the flexibility to schedule and take the Math, Science, Social Studies, and Reasoning Through Language Arts (RLA) sections on completely separate days.
The Reasoning Through Language Arts essay is initially graded by an automated scoring engine. However, human scorers are brought in to review borderline exams or technical anomalies.
A score of 145 per section is passing. However, scoring 165 or higher marks you as "College Ready," which can exempt you from needing to take non-credit remedial courses in college.
No, all branches of the military accept the GED. However, GED holders may be required to score higher on the ASVAB aptitude test compared to traditional high school graduates.
You cannot use your own calculator. An on-screen TI-30XS Multiview scientific calculator is provided within the testing interface for the sections that allow it.
The vast majority of employers treat a GED exactly the same as a traditional high school diploma during the hiring process.
The passing score for each GED subject test is 145 out of 200. Scoring between 165 and 174 earns a "GED College Ready" designation, and scoring 175 or higher earns "GED College Ready + Credit," which may qualify you to skip entry-level college courses.
GED test prices vary by state, but typically each subject test costs between $20 and $40. In some states, the GED is offered at a reduced cost or even free for qualifying adult learners. Visit ged.com ↗ to check your state's pricing.
Yes. If you don't pass a section, you can retake just that specific subject. For the first two retakes, you must wait 24 hours. After a third failed attempt, you must wait 60 days before testing again.
Yes. The GED is accepted by 97% of U.S. colleges and universities as equivalent to a high school diploma for undergraduate admissions. Many community colleges actively recruit GED graduates.

Ready to start? Day 1 is free, and the 24/7 AI Tutor explains every answer step by step.

Take the Free Diagnostic →
Serving Students Nationwide

GED Prep — State Guides

Texas and Florida account for the highest GED exam search volume in the United States. See our GED prep guides for both states.

⭐ Texas — #1 GED State 🌴 Florida — #2 GED State

GED Prep by State

Texas Florida Illinois

View All Locations →

Free GED Study Guides

GED Math Tips
Score higher with these strategies Best Study Schedule for Working Adults
Realistic timelines that work GED to CNA/LPN Pathway
Your roadmap to a nursing career Can You Become a Nurse With a GED?
Your complete roadmap