How to Prepare for the GED® Test: All New Content for the Computerized 2014 Exam

The 2014 GED exam has been revised extensively to reflect the world we live in today. The most noticeable change is that the test is now computer based—a transition that requires test-takers to have strong typing and computer skills. The new exam covers additional topics in the Math and Science sections and includes “blended” subject matter within the sections, meaning test-takers will see science questions that require math to produce a numerical answer or social studies questions that require essay-writing skills and so forth. Test-takers will also find all question types used on the new computer format.

With such comprehensive changes in store for test-takers, it is fitting for Barron’s to offer a book based on the 2014 exam. The new How to Prepare for the GED® Test offers test-takers a guided approach to taking and passing the exam by building on the skills they already have. Test-takers will benefit from the book’s extensive subject reviews that cover all four of the new test sections:

Social Studies

Science

Reasoning through Language Arts

Mathematical Reasoning

The book also includes diagnostic tests and two full-length practice exams with all questions answered and explained.

Joseph Reddy is founder and lead instructor at JSR Learning, a test preparation and tutoring company providing expert student evaluation and instruction for a variety of standardized tests, including GED, PSAT, SAT, GRE, GMAT, and LSAT.