Select the student you would like to assign a test, then select the type of test (you will only have access to the diagnostic at this time). Click the green “Assign Test” button.

You can now follow the progress of this student on this exam, and these completed sections will be updated in real time.

There are two primary ways to view a report. The first is to just click on the student in your student list, then click the green "View Report" button for that exam. This is how you view scores for students who graded their own test using the online test or bubblesheet

For students that you have graded using the bulk grading feature, navigate to your "Grading" tab in the top right, and then to "Graded Exams." There you can view individual reports (by clicking "View Report"), as well as send multiple reports by clicking the check boxes for the reports you'd like to send. These get sent to the emails that are on file for each student.

Great question. At the start, we will need some time to properly calibrate our exam so that it aligns with the concordance tables recently released by the College Board and ACT. However, all sections have been designed to mimic the most recent tests released by both parties, down to the correct questions distribution on each section. In other words, the exact numerical values may be slightly off at the beginning, but the results will certainly show a clear difference between the exams if one exists.

Yes. For the beta, users will have unlimited uses of version 3.0. However, this inventory will be wiped when the diagnostic officially launches. Any credits from previous versions, however, will be transferred into 3.0 credits and added to your account.

When a new version is released, ALL remaining credits from old exams will be converted to the newest version for free.

Yes. We have designed the system so that you can grade paper copies of the diagnostic by entering the results into an online bubblesheet. However, older versions like 2.4s will not be available to take in the online test environment.

Once version 3.0 launches, you may purchase paper booklets of the most recent exam, and then score them with our online bubblesheet. You can also upload results in bulk, as described here.

You may also opt to purchase branded diagnostics for a yearly branding fee. Please call our office to discuss pricing for branded booklets.

As long as you upload a logo in your consultant portal, the online report will be branded with that logo. For further branding options, please call our office.

Yes. We will continue to accept scanned bubblesheets for 6 months after the release of version 3.0. After that, we will no longer accept scanned bubblesheets, and will instead ask you to score those exams yourself through the portal (note that with the new system, diagnostic results can be accessed 24/7 through your consultant portal. Reports are generated minutes after a student completes his/her exam).

In most cases, a report will be generated within minutes following a completed diagnostic exam. If you are grading many exams at once — more than 50 at a time — there may be a small lag because of the extra strain that specific job puts on our servers. Still, it will be much faster than if you scanned and emailed us 50 diagnostics...

Many! The new diagnostic report has been completely redesigned to offer a clean, informative snapshot of the student's performance. For a complete review of the changes and sections, consult the report section of this site here.

The front page highlights better performance in green, and more clearly conveys how the scores are calculated. Updated explanation text underneath aids further understanding.

Consultants and students can now gauge each section's performance through a colored bar chart that shows correct and incorrect answers. The test above, for instance, shows a student might have been running out of time on the ACT Math section, since most of the errors came towards the end.

Rounding out the section overview is a breakdown of the performance by difficulty, which provides insight into what questions are being missed. We can infer that this student has greater upside on the SAT because the lowest percentage correct is on easy questions, which means a higher score is easily within reach.

There is no limit, but there may be a lag in report generation when working with more than 50 exams at a time. To upload multiple exam results at once, please refer to the bulk grading section here.

Yes. You will always be able to score paper copies of the diagnostic with the corresponding online bubblesheet for that exam, or by entering the results into a spreadsheet for bulk grading.