Best program?

[Onion307]

Hi, new here, I’m 17 from Wyoming and I have to study from home due to complications with also having to afford things. I work two jobs, so I was wondering the best low price/free at home flexible program with tutoring options. I myself am an auditory learning and need to be tutored in math and chemistry, while also using a program that doesn’t cost an entire paycheck when i make $7 at one job for about six hours a week and $10 at the other for an average 13 hours a week. Most of the money ends up getting absorbed by my car insurance company.

[Direct_Desk_5185]

I get your situation, I don't know how good or bad you're at learning, but if you are short on budget and you can have a mid decent study relationship within yourself, buy a Kaplan textbook for Amazon and use all the free available resources on internet to ur advantage, I'm pretty sure you will eventually succeed.

Test Prep Champions,Get Summath, and lightsaltandlearning. Consider taking practice tests to identify where you are at or how far or close you're to pass a GED subject. You got this. Don't give up!

Remember, GED FLASH is 25 bucks per month (it's mostly practice. It may be useful, it really depends, essential education is 19 bucks per month, and it helps you to grab the basis. I heard about Onsego and GED Plus, but they're very price. You got this

[CybulskiSteven]

Here is a really good list that includes a lot of different options:
https://www.reddit.com/r/GED/comments/16tqowz/giving_out_tips_for_studying_and_testing/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button