Each self-prep program includes about 30 hours of curriculum. Because students receive both the SAT and ACT programs, families have access to roughly 60 hours of guided preparation in total. Students also have one year of access, so they can move at a pace that fits their schedule. Depending on how much time a student works on it, the self-prep program can be completed in 3-5 months.

Yes. When students enroll, they receive access to both the SAT and ACT self-prep programs, not just one. This allows families to explore both exams and decide which test best fits their student’s strengths. Having access to both programs gives students flexibility and helps families make confident testing decisions.

Yes. This program was designed to work especially well for homeschool families who want flexible, structured test preparation. The lessons are written in small, manageable steps, followed by short quizzes that confirm understanding before moving forward. This allows students to learn at their own pace while still following a clear and organized plan.

Yes. Students complete digital section tests and full-length exams that mirror the real SAT and ACT testing experience. This helps students become comfortable with the format, pacing, and timing before test day. Practicing in a realistic testing environment helps reduce anxiety and build confidence.

Yes. This program includes Desmos calculator training, which helps students learn how to use important tools efficiently during the math section. Students practice using Desmos to solve problems more quickly and accurately. Learning how to use the calculator strategically can save time and improve performance on test day.

Yes. Students who qualify for accommodations can practice using extended-time testing options. This allows students to complete practice tests under conditions that match their official testing experience. Practicing with extended time helps students build confidence and feel fully prepared for test day.

Most students benefit from studying about 2–4 hours per week. This steady pace allows students to complete lessons, practice new skills, and review mistakes without feeling overwhelmed. Staying consistent each week helps students build strong habits and make steady progress over time.

Yes. This program is designed to give students a clear, structured plan that allows them to prepare independently. The step-by-step lessons and short quizzes help students confirm understanding before moving forward. Some families choose to use this program as their primary preparation, while others use it as a strong foundation before adding tutoring if needed.

Most students benefit from starting test preparation during the spring of 10th grade, which allows them to pace their learning over several months. Another strong option is to focus heavily during the summer between 10th and 11th grade, helping students build momentum before junior year begins. The goal is for students to reach their highest score by October of junior year, which allows them to qualify for opportunities such as National Merit recognition and other competitive scholarships that begin during the fall of junior year.

Students receive one full year of access to the self-prep program. This extended access allows students to move at a comfortable pace, revisit lessons as needed, and complete multiple practice tests before their official exam. Having access for a full year also gives students flexibility to adjust their study schedule based on school and family commitments.