SEARCHING FOR GED HOME STUDY

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Q. am twenty-two years old and I want to take my general equivalency diplomma. I reside in Brooklyn, New York and I am searching for a non-profit organization that can help me study for my GED at home. The type of program that I am interested in would allow me the opportunity to study the subjects and take the tests at home. I would like to avoid going to a testing center and would much rather take the subject tests at home. Can you please contact me at deepquest...@aol.com with any information regarding this matter

A. There are many options for home study for the GED -- some online, both for free and for a fee, some telecourses (look for them on your local PBS station), some workbooks and study packages. I've got links to these and also to general GED info at http://distancelearn.about.com/msubged.htm However, I don't know of any option for taking the test online rather than going to a testing center.

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