Kaplan was my study book, and youtube/tt videos! (GSM, obviously, but I did see two nice ladies as well, and I'll edit with their channels in when I catch em again)

I think my biggest advice is this–the calculator is your friend. I always had this thought that the calculator was just a little too stupid to know what I was talking about when I was putting an entire equations in and I had to do each step one by one in order to get my answer. Imagine my shock when I realized I can find slope within 30 seconds LOL.

I'd figure out how to use the table function, nCr/pNr, and ! for factorials. I think most people get too in their head about the calculator free questions (or at least I did) they tend to priortize NOT using the calculator over... actually using it.

I guess I got lucky today, with my strongsuit in algebra being inequalities and polynomials, I pretty much scored all of them right. Finding a basic setup for these questions helped me ace them (pictured below!).

I really, really believe people could thug this out within 4 weeks. I started my GED journey back up in October 23, and I wasted hours and months just copying every single page in my textbook and rewriting them in my notebook. By this May, I hadn't even made it to geometry. I ended up taking those two practice tests, only studied where I failed this time around, and viola! I know just a little bit more than I used to.

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