Did not finish high school? The GED is a second route to university.
If you left school, failed exams or never got your diploma, you can still plan a way into higher education. Kadir and William guide you step by step.
The offer
Start with a free 1:1. Then get your own study plan.
Free 1:1 call
Free. A one-to-one video call with Kadir Kapcak, our GED guide. You tell your story. He tells you honestly whether the GED fits you, or whether another route is better. No pressure to buy.
Book the free callYour individual study plan
If the GED is right for you, Kadir builds a plan around your life. The price is shared on the call, before you decide.
- A check of your starting level in all four subjects
- A weekly plan for each subject, based on the time you have
- A practice and revision schedule
- Test strategy and exam-day preparation
- A list of universities and routes that fit your goal
Meet your GED guide: Kadir Kapcak
Kadir is our GED specialist. He works one to one with students who did not finish high school and need a diploma-equivalent route to university. William Cognity oversees the programme and guides the university planning.
Who this is for
A second chance, with a plan
- You did not finish high school, or did not pass your final exams.
- You are a young adult or an adult who now wants to study at university.
- Your family moved countries and your schooling was broken.
- You want an honest answer on whether the GED is right for you, or whether another route fits better.
The test
What the GED covers
The GED has four subject tests:
- Mathematical Reasoning
- Reasoning Through Language Arts (reading and writing)
- Science
- Social Studies
You can usually pass the subjects one at a time. Rules, formats and availability depend on your country and change over time, so always check the official GED website.
How it works with William
Five steps from where you are now
Honest first call
You tell your story. Kadir tells you if the GED fits, or if another route is better.
Find your starting level
A simple check of reading, writing, maths and science shows where to start.
A study plan you can keep
A weekly plan around your life, with clear goals for each subject.
Test strategy
How the test works, how to practise, and how to handle exam day.
Choose your university route
Which universities accept the GED, what else they ask for, and how to apply.
Failing once does not decide your future.
Many people take a different road to higher education. William has spent 20+ years helping students find theirs. Start with a free one-to-one call with Kadir.
Book your free GED callQuestions
GED questions
Is the GED the same as a high school diploma?
The GED is a high school equivalency credential. Many US colleges accept it. Each university decides for itself, so William checks the rules for your chosen universities.
I failed high school. Is it too late?
Not necessarily. There are routes back into education. Kadir looks at your situation honestly and tells you which options are realistic.
Does anyone here give the GED exam?
No. The GED test is run by the official GED Testing Service and approved test centres. Kadir and William help you prepare, plan and choose a university pathway.
Is the first call really free?
Yes. The first one-to-one call with Kadir is free and has no obligation. The study plan is a paid service, and its price is shared before you decide.
Can I take the GED outside the United States?
It depends on your country and the current test formats. Check the official GED website for the options where you live. William helps you work out the practical steps.
Will universities outside the US accept it?
It varies a lot by country and by university. Some accept it, some ask for other qualifications. Always check each university before you decide.
How long does it take to prepare?
It depends on where you start and how much time you can give. William builds a plan around your starting level and your weekly time.
Can you guarantee I will pass or get in?
No. Nobody can. William gives an honest plan, steady support and clear next steps.
William Cognity is not affiliated with the GED Testing Service. This page is general guidance, and no result is guaranteed.