- A Parent's Role in Education
- Academic Tests
- Baby and Toddler Education
- Child Development
- Educational Products and Games
- Elementary School
- GED and High School Diploma
- Guide To College
- High School
- Homeschooling
- Homework and Studying
- Homework Help
- How-To's and Tips for Parents
- Just For Kids
- Learning Disabilities and Problems
- Lesson Plans
- Math
- Math Problems and Worksheets
- Middle School
- Reading
- Tutoring
Top 10 Articles
- Homeschooling your Children for the Summer
- How to Find New and Creative Lesson Plans
- The FCAT Test
- Fido As Teacher: How Pets Teach Responsibility
- Elementary Reading: Introducing Fiction Genres to Elementary Students
- Scrabble: An Entertaining Way to Improve Your Child's Vocabulary and Spelling Skills
- Battleship: A Logic and Critical Thinking Skill Game for Kids
- Extracurricular Activities for High School Students
- Mad Libs: A Fun Word Game That Teaches Nouns, Verbs, and Adjectives.
- GED Classes: How Does Taking a GED Class Help?
GED Alaska: Summary of Alaska GED Requirements
Living in Alaska and interested in earning your General Education Development or GED credential? Look no further. This article will review the requirements and qualifications needed to earn the Alaska GED.
Alaska GED Structure
You will be tested on the following subjects:
- Language Arts, Writing (including an essay question)
- Language Arts, Reading
- Mathematics
- Science
- Social Studies
Exam Scoring
In order to successfully complete the exam, a minimum score of 410 on each section is required. In addition, an average score of 450 must be earned on all five subjects.
You have the opportunity to retake the entire exam (or individual sections) as many times as necessary.
Eligibility
- Must be at least 18 years of age or older.
- Have not received a high school diploma or equivalent
- Must be a resident of Alaska
Registration and Cost
Register at your local testing center. Visit the Alaska Jobs Center website, www.ajcn.state.ak.us, for more information. The fee to register is $25 although some centers may offer reduced cost exams. Call around to find the lowest price in your area.
Preparing for the Exam
It is always a good idea to be prepared for the exam. Visit your local library or nearest bookstore to find materials that reviews subject matter. Adult learning centers or community colleges may also offer courses on GED preparedness.
Still have questions about Alaska's GED requirements? Check out the Alaska Jobs Center's website, www.jobs.state.ak.us, for more information.
Related Articles:
