Test Center

Test day should feel like a rerun.

The worst thing on test day is a surprise.

So the Test Center removes every single one, ahead of time.

Inside a full-length sitting: a Frankenstein passage on the left, answer choices on the right, the module timer, a question marked for review, and the 27-question map open
Question 1 of 27, module timer running, one question already flagged for review.

Before you ever sit down.

Start with the diagnostic: 25 real questions, about 30 minutes.

You get an honest score range — not a fake point score from 25 questions.

Plus your weak domains, in the order you should attack them.

The sitting is the real thing.

Timed modules, in order, with the actual 10-minute break in the middle.

The question map. Mark for review. Highlighter, cross-out, Desmos.

By the second run, the interface is muscle memory.

The sitting's overview: Reading and Writing modules 1 and 2 at 32 minutes each, Math modules at 35, and a single Start button
Two Reading and Writing modules, two Math — and one Start button.

After, you review every question with Eden.

Not an answer sheet. A conversation.

Eden goes through each question with you by chat, one at a time.

The ones that beat you become the plan — the platform folds them into what you do next.

Not sure where you stand right now?

That's exactly the conversation to have with us.