Fall 2025 SERIES 2
Register for all 4 of our GED Test Prep and receive a 16% discount. These include"

GED Math                     10/22/25-10/30/25              Southeast Campus Building 1, Room 1225
GED Social Studies      11/5/25-11/13/25                Southeast Campus Building 1, Room 1225
GED Language Arts     11/19/25-12/4/25                Southeast Campus Building 1, Room 1225
GED Science                 12/10/25-12/18/25              Southeast Campus Building 1, Room 1225

Meeting Days & Times: Wednesday & Thursday, 6:00PM - 8:00PM

Location: Southeast Campus, Building 1, Room 1225
 

Registration includes the required textbook

MEETING DAYS & TIMES: Wednesday/Thursday, 6:00PM - 8:00PM 
LOCATION: Northeast Campus, Academic Building, Room AB 143
INSTRUCTOR:  Kathy Stewart

Language Arts
You will learn how to obtain the ability to read thoroughly, write clearly, to edit, and understand the concept of standard written English in context as well to determine the details of what is openly stated and make rational conclusions in order to respond to standard GED exam questions.

REQUIRED BOOK (included w/ registration)

MEETING DAYS & TIMES: Wednesday/Thursday, 6:00PM - 8:00PM 
LOCATION: Southeast Campus, Building 1, Room 1225
INSTRUCTOR:  Cynthia Townsend

Language Arts
You will learn how to obtain the ability to read thoroughly, write clearly, to edit, and understand the concept of standard written English in context as well to determine the details of what is openly stated and make rational conclusions in order to respond to standard GED exam questions.

REQUIRED BOOK (included w/ registration)

Language Arts
You will learn how to obtain the ability to read thoroughly, write clearly, to edit, and understand the concept of standard written English in context as well to determine the details of what is openly stated and make rational conclusions in order to respond to standard GED exam questions.

REQUIRED BOOK (included w/ registration)

You will learn how to obtain the ability to read thoroughly, write clearly, to edit, and understand the concept of standard written English in context as well to determine the details of what is openly stated and make rational conclusions in order to respond to standard GED exam questions.

REQUIRED BOOK (included w/ registration)

MEETING DAYS & TIMES: Wednesday/Thursday, 6:00PM - 8:00PM
LOCATION: Northeast Campus, Academic Building, Room AB 143
INSTRUCTOR: Kathy Stewart

Science: You will learn how to recognize graph’s features, understand tools and methods in experiments, and evaluate models in order to form hypotheses, predictions, and conclusions based on data studied in life, physical, earth and space science.

REQUIRED BOOK (includes w/ registration)

You will learn how to apply reasoning skills into key concepts widely used in civics and government, United States history, economics, geography and the world, and that which is most relevant to human population.

REQUIRED BOOK (includes  w/ registration):

You will learn how to apply reasoning skills into key concepts widely used in civics and government, United States History, economics, geography and the world, and that which is most relevant to human population.

REQUIRED BOOK (inc. w/ registration):