In 1942, the GED was started to help returning veterans complete high school equivalency

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In 1942, the GED was started to help returning veterans complete high school equivalency

Five tests make up the GED: reading writing math science social studies

The GED exam costs between $75-120

Every nine seconds, one student in the U.S. drops out of high school

At least 174,000 working age Minnesotans lack a high school diploma

1 in 10 diplomas issued in Minnesota is a GED or adult diploma

Minnesotans with a GED or high school diploma averaged $10,000 more in annual earnings than those without