Passing the GED Tests may require some preparation on your part. Some individuals prepare intensively by taking classes or studying GED preparation books and other materials. Other individuals are comfortable with simply brushing up on a few of the subject areas where they feel they need practice. To determine how you should prepare for the tests you can:

Call our testing center at (phone number TBA) and we can provide information on various agencies and schools that offer free GED preparation services/classes
for both youth and adults in your area. Some of these agencies assist their clients in paying for the test as well.

Go to any public library or book store to find a book of official GED practice tests.  These books are available in English or Spanish.  The Harcourt/Steck-Vaughn Company publishes one book with study guides & practice tests for all five GED subjects titled Complete GED Preparation which can be found at the library, in bookstores, & can be purchased new or used from Amazon.com

• Go to  www.gedpractice.com or www.testprepreview.com for FREE online ged practice questions that will help familiarize you with the types of items you will see on the actual GED tests.  By answering GED practice questions and getting feedback, you will develope a feel for the kind of reading, thinking, and problem solving skills you will need to pass the GED test.  These sites contain plenty of links with information about the GED Tests.  We advise you to not pay for online GED prep as there are plenty of free sites, books at the library and real people who are willing to help you free of charge.   www.4tests.com also offers GED practice tests and tips but watch out for pop ups.   For more GED related links click here.
  
• Community Resources Online (CRO) connects you with up-to-date details on thousands of services, including GED preparation, in Seattle and King County.  Visit them online at www2.ci.seattle.wa.us/crisisclinic/ or call them at (206) 461-3200, toll free 1-800-621-4636.
Pierce Co. Community Resources (253) 572-4357
Snohomish Co. Community Resources (425) 258-4227