Do this now
Start with the free score check.
The free check creates the first score priority. The $9 diagnostic unlocks the deeper SAT-vs-ACT read and weekly assignment path.
AP dashboardDo This Now Upgradeable$9 + 1 WeekAdd APAdd ScholarshipsCompare Student Suite
Student plan preview
Command center
Start with the next useful task for knowing exactly what to study, then see which SAT/ACT, AP, and scholarship workspaces are available or worth unlocking next.
Today
0/1 done
Available modules
Add the other workspaces when they matter.
SAT/ACT
AvailableAvailable when SAT/ACT work becomes useful.
AP
AvailableIncluded with invite, but not part of today's setup.
Scholarships
AvailableIncluded with invite, ready when scholarship work starts.
Do this now
SAT weak section drill
What
Complete one timed drill on the weakest section before adding new lessons.
Why
Highest combined urgency and score impact today.
Time
35 minutes
Why This Is Next
Weakness86
Deadline92
Progress Gap55
Time Box
35 min
Due Tomorrow
More planning detail
Student plan
One place to see what comes next.
The dashboard keeps the whole student journey connected: score growth, AP readiness, and scholarship work all resolve into the same loop before anyone calls it progress: find the leak, do the next assignment, show what changed.
Starting point
Start from a short checkup, official result, unit review, or scholarship match.
Best next step
Name the most useful next move instead of offering a menu of random work.
Completed work
Keep the action short enough to finish and specific enough to evaluate.
Progress note
Record what happened, what still needs work, and whether to practice again or move on.
Parent update
Translate progress into a parent-readable update.
Next assignment
End with the next concrete assignment so the plan stays clear.
SAT / ACT
Turn practice scores into the next study step.
Current status
Start here with a short checkup or add Bluebook, Khan, ACT, or tutor results without leaving the product.
Next step
Choose harder mixed practice only after the main issue is clear: wrong-answer trap, timing problem, confidence miss, or skill gap.
Progress note
Progress note with missed questions fixed, a practice-again-or-move-on decision, and an SAT-vs-ACT fit check.
Parents see whether the next hour should go to SAT, ACT, a retake check, or a harder stretch session.
Makes practice more useful than a giant question list by showing what to do next.
Start score checkAP
Turn AP review into scored practice.
Current status
Course-native plans connect unit weight, weak concepts, FRQ rubric language, and exam countdown.
Next step
Move from review to a scored FRQ or timed simulation when the weak unit has enough repair work.
Progress note
AP progress note with the unit to fix, rubric row, self-score note, and next practice step.
Parents see whether the student needs content review, writing practice, or full exam stamina.
Makes AP work course-specific instead of another generic content library.
Open AP coachScholarships
Turn scholarship search into finished applications.
Current status
Six basics create a ranked first list before optional local, niche, and sourced scholarship search opens up.
Next step
Save three realistic matches, verify official sources, then turn the best one into an application.
Progress note
Application checklist with saved awards, source review, application status, and missing requirements.
Parents see whether time is going to high-fit submissions, reusable essays, documents, or source verification.
Keeps students from drowning in giant scholarship lists by focusing on applications they can actually finish.
Start scholarship listProgress rewards
Small rewards for finished proof.
Finish the assignment, show what changed, then ask a parent to review. This is a pledge ledger, not a stored-value wallet or cash-for-correct-answers game.
Ready for parent action
0
earned or approved rewards
How to unlock
Do the next assignment. Let finished work, not promises, unlock the reward.
Ask a parent to approve only after the update shows what changed.
Best rewards are small, immediate, and tied to effort quality.
SAT / ACT Plan
One training path with two useful jump points.
Stay on guided training by default. Use Sprint to build the test-date plan, and use Elite when that plan needs a hard mixed readiness check.
Current target
SAT 1450 · ACT 32
Regular path
Do Next PracticeGuided Training
Best for steady score growth
The default path. Open the next diagnostic-backed set, fix the miss, and record what changed.
Date-driven
Open SprintScore Sprint
Best before a real test date
Build the test-date plan. If the student is near the ceiling, the sprint will point them into harder mixed drills.
Ceiling pressure
Start Quick DrillElite Challenge
Best for 1500+/34+ goals
Run a short hard mixed drill for timing, trap, and slow-correct leaks. High-score sprint plans may send students here.
Today's Top 3 Tasks
Start here.
Complete0/1
1Not Started
SATMedium
SAT weak section drill
35 min · due Tomorrow
Progress
Keep momentum visible.
SAT progress
Building accuracy before full timed sections.
54%
Reading evidence drill, then one grammar precision set.
ACT progress
ACT remains viable if Science/Data timing improves.
42%
Timed Science/Data passage with table annotation.
AP progress
Two AP courses active with Unit 4 and rhetoric gaps.
52%
Review AP World Unit 4 and AP Lang rhetorical thesis drills.
Scholarship progress
Four scholarships saved; one application packet in progress.
36%
Finish the challenge story and verify the next deadline.