Are you gearing up for the GED exam and seeking reliable resources to support your studies? Our GED LibGuide is designed to help you every step of the way, offering access to essential study materials, practice tests, and expert tips to ensure your success.
At Oakton College, the Alliance Office of Lifelong Learning provides a range of courses tailored for adult learners. If you’re interested in Literacy/GED classes, explore our High School Equivalency / General Education Development and Night High School options. We offer classes in-person, hybrid, or online. Complete the pre-registration form, and you'll be contacted via email when placement testing and registration become available. For more information on English or Spanish GED or Bridge/ICAPS programs, email hse@oakton.edu or call 847.635.1426.
Provides practice tests, tutorials, eBooks, & flashcards to help you earn your high school equivalency credential. Check the information provided here to see what test is required in this state.
Strengthen your reading, writing, grammar, spelling, vocabulary skills.
Build your skills in these essential subject areas: Developmental Math, Algebra, Geometry, Introductory Statistics & Probability, Pre-Calculus & Calculus, and Science.
You can use the Oakton Library catalog to find study guides that will help you prepare for the GED test. Start by going to the library catalog search page. In the search box, type the exact title below using quotation marks for more precise results, then click the search button:
"General Education Development Tests - Study Guides"
"High School Equivalency Examinations - Study Guides"
Review the search results to see the available formats, such as print books or ebooks. You can also try using keywords like GED study guide. These study guides include practice questions, test-taking strategies, and review materials designed to help you succeed on the exam.