Finally getting up the courage to get my GED and started studying yesterday and realized I…
Finally getting up the courage to get my GED and started studying yesterday and realized I definitely should’ve paid more attention when I was in school because I don’t remember half this crap 😭 it’s definitely made my anxiety worse about the whole thing but surely with enough studying I’ll be alright 🤞🏻
RoseMom·
Мама двоих (младенец)
Studying makes a difference, trust me. I’m studying for a beastly exam and I’m starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
Mimi602·
Come up with your own studying technique something easy for you and don’t cram too much info in your head at once make flash cards color code things. I’m telling you once you find your niche you will be all good. That’s how I survive nursing school lol I was not the best high school or college student lol
Emily·
I got my GED around 2 years ago. I currently have been in college for 2 years almost as well. Let me tell you, studying makes all the difference. I have taken extremely hard classes thus far but still succeeded due to studying my ass off. If you study and you really want it, you’ll get it. Squeeze in time to study any chance you get during the day and get a session in after your daughter goes to bed. Even if you don’t understand what you’re studying at first or it seems overwhelming, keep trying. Do this every single day and you will pass without a doubt. You got this, mama 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Saera·
Мама троих детей
I only studied the math cause that was the only subject I was worried about. Was out of school for close to 10 yrs studies two weeks went and passed. Don’t stress too much you’ll be fine!
Andryane·
Мама четверых детей, беременна
I felt the same way. In Arizona we sign up online and take it at a testing site pay for it and if i failed i had 2 more times to try free. I did it once just to know where i struggledat bc the math is only 20 questions and the other subjects are easy i failed math 3x before passing