CAN ANYONE ANSWER THIS.................................................................................PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER DOES THIS MAN PASS THE TEST? CAN YOU PASS THE TEST? THE MAXIMUM SCORE OF A GED IS 4000.AT THE AGE OF 46 YRS OLD AFTER BEING OUT OF SCHOOL FOR 28 YRS,ONE KNOWN STUDENT TOOK HIS GED TEST.HIS FINAL SCORE WAS 3000. Is a score of 3000 on a GED test good? Answer: Yes it is a great score that means with a decent sat score you can go to a 4 year college. If your total score is at least 3000 and the best score in each of the five subject area tests is at least 550, then you will be awarded an honors diploma. The test is administered to a representative sample of graduating high-school seniors each year WHEREAS about 30% of fail the test.That only 70% of these students pass the test may show that THE GED TEST is MUCH harder than commonly believed. THEREFORE IF YOU BELIEVE THAT A GED IS LESS THAN AN EQUIVALENT OF A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA,YOU ARE VERY MUCH MISTAKEN. BEING THAT ONLY 70% OF THOSE WITH HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMAS BY SAMPLING ARE ABLE TO PASS A GED THEREFORE A HIGH SCORE OF 3000 ON A TOP SCORE OF 4000 IS VERY GOOD AS FAR AS A GED VERSES A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA---REFERENCE----WILKAPEDIA TO PASS A GED TEST ONE MUST SCORE AT LEAST 2250. SOURCE -WILKAPEDIA THEREFORE THIS 46 YEAR OLD MAN OUT OF SCHOOL FOR 28 YRS PASSED THE GED BY 750 POINTS.HIS TEST SCORES ARE WELL ABOVE THE 30% OF ALL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES WITH DIPLOMAS WHOM CANNOT PASS THE GED TEST. BEING IN THE TOP 5% OF ALL STUDENTS WHOM TOOK THE TEST DURING THIS PARTICULAR YEAR---THIS 46 YR OLD NOT ONLY RECEIVED A GED BUT ALSO RECEIVED A HONORARY SC REWARD OF HIGH SCORE ACCOMPLISHMENT CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. HERE NOW COMES YOUR TEST. IF YOU WERE IN POSITION TO HIRE THIS MAN WHETHER YOU OWNED A BUSINESS OR WERE A HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGER,WOULD YOU HIRE HIM TO WORK FOR YOU OR YOUR COMPANY BASED ON WHAT YOU NOW KNOW?ALL COMMENTS ARE WELCOME.PLEASE DETAIL WHY OR WHY NOT!
Posted on: Sun, 16 Jun 2013 23:14:52 +0000
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