GEDOnlineClass.com serves residents of Missouri only. The reason for this is that students will need to go to an onsite class to take their actual practice tests. All preparations for the GED practice exam will be done remotely though, at the comfort of your own home and at your own schedule. The site has teachers qualified to instruct about the various subjects that will be appearing on the actual GED test, and they will be guiding you for the duration of the course.

The program is funded entirely by the Missouri DESE (Department of Elementary and Secondary Education); thus there are no fees involved to enroll as long as you are a resident of the state. This is a great bonus especially for low income earners who would like to take up the GED but cannot allocate a budget. One of the main constraints of enrolling in some onsite GED program is the cost of transportation; and since the preparations are all done online, there will be no need to drive or commute daily to join a study group.

The question that most people ask is why the need to go to a specific location to take the placement test? Why not just take an online exam? For one thing, since the program is financially supported by the DESE, the exam must be supervised by a qualified proctor. Also, the test will provide an accurate result of your knowledge of the subject areas, because takers will not be tempted to cheat, nor have the means to do so.

The process of enrollment is easy; all you have to do is fill out an application form with your personal information. After a staff has verified your information and that you are indeed a resident of Missouri, you will then receive an email which will be coming from the instructor. The email will give you instructions about where to take the TABE test. You will receive another email from the teacher when the results of your exam have come in. The TABE test is a way of figuring out what level you are on the different subjects. The second email will also include your login details for the online site.

When you have received all the login details, you can start preparing for GED exam. The site’s online curriculum is available for viewing, if you have questions about what will be in store for you during the study period. An instructor will be helping you along the way, so that you do not get lost in the preparation process. Questions and concerns about the subject matters can be discussed with the teacher through email and chat. Note though, that after every 90 days, you will have to take the TABE test – until your results finally show that you will be able to pass the actual GED test.