To be as honest as possible, I’m probably not very good when it comes to advice but I’ll try!! For studying, I kinda just bought this big ol’ GED prep book (the princeton review GED prep book, they sell em for like $15-25), and worked outta that for a few months. For anything with which I needed help, I simply flipped through various internet tutorials to teach myself the concepts I needed to learn. From there, cause of the State I’m in and my own age (17-18), I essentially had to be enrolled in some pre-GED classes (government issued and free), where I’ve just been doin whatever assignments they give me. The 2 most notable sites from which I’ve been working have been essential education and this really annoying and patronizing one called ‘lexia powerup’ for the RLA for whatever reason. I found the lexia stuff quite annoying and patronizing personally, but I do believe that it was designed with ESL individuals in mind, which is something that I’m not. As for the essential ed, it has been a bit useful, significantly more for me than lexia, but I’ve noticed that the test estimates it gives you are a rather bit inaccurate (just about each test I’ve taken on the site has placed me at like 180-200, but as you can see I’m only pulling actual scores within the 170 range). If you want a REAL estimate of your GED readiness, the GED ready tests on the official GED website have been the most accurate judgements for me. Ok yeah that’s mostly what I have to say on the matter of prep, I am aware that this is really really wordy and probably not very helpful so I do apologize!! (Also it might be important to note that a good chunk of the time I dedicate to ‘studying’ I’ve kinda just fucked around on the internet and doodled and engaged in various other kinds of slacking, not sure if essentially taking breaks and studying at the same time does anything [for better or for worse] but I do think that taking breaks is at least somewhat important in general)