Where can I study?

The Nevada Adult Education system provides numerous opportunities for adult students to study for the tests of GED. Many Nevada college and literacy agencies offer GED preparation classes. If you prefer to study on your own, books are available at bookstores and your local library. Practice tests and other resources are available on the Internet. Public television stations (PBS) also offer GED classes on television, although many of these are given in early morning hours and you may wish to tape them for viewing at your convenience

Directory of Basic Education Programs
Directory of Adult High School Programs
Nevada GED Online

What can I expect?

Your education provider will work with you to create a study plan. You will probably be asked to take one or more assessment tests.  One of these tests may be a practice GED test. The assessment will determine what your strengths and weaknesses are, so you can concentrate your efforts where they are needed most. Depending on your study plan and the learning center's resources, you may attend regular classes, work one-on-one with a tutor, attend workshops and/or work online.

How much does it cost to study?

State-sponsored and school district-sponsored educational programs are generally provided free of charge. You may incur some expense for study materials and supplies. Private organizations and some community programs may charge for their services, so be sure to ask.
There is a fee to take the actual GED tests, Click here for more information.