“For students who want a clear weekly structure they can follow independently — with optional check-ins.”
What you get
- Weekly structure for Digital SAT/PSAT practice
- Skill + question-type focus
- Clear weekly expectations
- Built-in progress checkpoints
How it works
- Step 1: Complete your ScholarScan™ Intake
- Step 2: Get your Scholar Profile + Score Leak Map
- Step 3: Follow your plan and start patching the exact leaks
Questions Parents Ask Most
“How many hours per week should my student spend?”
Most students improve fastest with 3–5 hours per week, spread across 4–5 days. Your 90-Day Climb Plan™ will tell your student exactly what to do each week based on their Score Leak Map (so they’re not just “doing random practice”).
“Is this built for the Digital SAT/PSAT?”
You’ll receive:
- Your student’s Scholar Profile (how they learn + where they break down)
- A Score Leak Map (the question types costing points)
- An Updated 90-Day Climb Plan™ (weekly next steps)
If you choose a plan that includes it, you’ll also get Recall Blueprint™ to help your student retain methods instead of forgetting them under test pressure.
“What if my student needs more accountability?”
Self-Paced works best when the student can follow a plan independently.
If the issue is consistency, accountability, or “they get it in tutoring but miss it on tests,” Coach-Led is usually the better fit because it adds structure and weekly follow-through.
When do we receive our ScholarScan™ results?
After the intake is completed, you’ll receive results by email with your Scholar Profile + Score Leak Map and next steps.
“Can we switch plans later?”
Yes. You can upgrade or switch plans anytime if your student needs more structure or support.
We’re not sure which plan to pick—what’s the simplest rule?
Choose Self-Paced if your student is motivated and just needs a clear system.
Choose Coach-Led if your student needs structure, accountability, and guided reps to stop repeating the same mistakes.