EducateTheUSA.com is giving away 50 GED Academy online courses absolutely free. GED Academy is the most effective and comprehensive online GED preparation course currently available to people who dropped out of high school but now want to get their High School Equivalency Diploma.
SAN DIEGO, March 12, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — The website EducateTheUSA.com organizes a competition for High School dropouts and offers 50 GED Academy online courses absolutely free.
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GED Academy is a start-to-finish GED prep program designed to help students prepare stress-free for the new GED exam and be confident on test day. The regular price of the course is $189. Prospective students who win the EducateTheUSA.com competition will get the entire course 100% free.
People who want to win free access to GED Academy prep courses should visit the following link: http://educatetheusa.com/win-ged-prep and tell the EducateTheUSA team WHY they would like to participate in the course. There's no need to write an essay-length story to win.
Lucky winners will be announced on April 15, 2014.
According to Kate Johnson, CEO of EducateTheUSA, if students study with GED Academy one hour per day they will be ready to pass the exam in just 4 to 5 weeks. If they spend one hour per week they will be prepared for the exam in 3 to 4 months.
EducateTheUSA.com organizes this competition and gives away online prep courses as prizes to emphasize the fact that a proper GED preparation can dramatically improve students' confidence and chances to pass the exam.
According to many local and regional authorities there has been a dramatic drop in the number of people taking the GED exam since big changes came into effect last January.
Since then, hundreds of thousands of high school dropouts hoping to earn a high school equivalency diploma face a more challenging GED test. The paper-and-pencil test is history, and the GED test recently went through the largest overhaul in the exam's 70-year history.
As the test goes digital, the new exam emphasizes skills that are more relevant to today's employers and colleges, including critical thinking and basic computer competencies. Because of these changes, the majority of prospective students say that they are afraid to take the test because they are not familiar with online test taking strategies.
To help address this concern, EducateTheUSA.com gives away online GED prep courses and hopes that prospective students will perceive the new GED exam as "a piece of cake". It's all about preparation, says Johnson.
For more information
- visit the website http://educatetheusa.com/win-ged-prep
- or contact: Chris Brown at: 585 348 7959 or by email
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