Take the 30-question diagnostic to set your starting level in each subject. Mark how sure you are as you go. The questions you miss go to your Daily review.
Start here diagnostic
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A study plan.
This is what a plan looks like: a clear next step for every study day, built around your goal, your skills and your time.
28days until the test
10.2 hrscheduled study time
0 / 15sessions marked complete
The schedule
Tap a day to open its sessions, and check each one off when you finish. Try it: nothing here is saved.
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Sunday, October 11
Aimed at the skills that cost the most points
Sample plan for a student aiming at a 24 with four weeks to go and short 30-minute sessions on most study days. Math and Reading get most of the time because their starting levels were lowest; English gets two short sessions a week to keep it sharp.
- Start with the diagnostic so the plan can aim at your own weak skills.
- Clear your Daily review before any new practice: the 1, 3, 7 and 14 day returns are what make a fix last.
- Take one full practice test around the halfway point and spend the next day reviewing it, not just scoring it.
- Keep the last two days light: review, sleep and a short warm-up.
Weakest skills in the sample
- PercentsMath · 14 answers42%
- InferenceReading · 12 answers50%
- TransitionsEnglish · 15 answers58%