Grade Level(s): 9–12

Subject(s): ACT, PSAT, SAT

Program Length: 50 hours (ACT), 35 hours (PSAT), 50 hours (SAT)

Eligible Funding: Title I, SIG, RTTT, i3, RTI, Promise Neighborhoods, 21st CCLC, College Pathways/Access, GEAR UP, TRIO

Adaptive, online prep that leverages
innovative learning technology.

 

On Demand courses for the ACT, PSAT, and SAT deliver Web-based, adaptive instruction based on individual learning needs to help students successfully prepare for college entrance exams.

  • The programs provide 24/7 access to self-paced, online prep, delivered via Kaplan's cutting-edge, Smart Track technology that personalizes the curriculum based on each student's performance.
  • Data-driven, dynamic online lessons with videos and multi-media activities scaffold student learning with direct instruction, guided practice, and independent application of skills.
  • Kaplan’s 70+ year test prep expertise helps your students target their studying based on the most tested skills (SmartPoints™), activities in each lesson, and the results of two full-length practice tests with automated multiple-choice and essay grading.
  • NEW! Smart Reports™ turn scores into customized study plans that help your students maximize their scores; an online reporting tool empowers educators to view aggregate and individual performance, progress, and usage data.
Product NameTypeSubject(s)Grade(s)#Item $Total $
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On Demand:
ACT		Student Login for the School YearACT9-12$29.00$26.00$25.00
On Demand:
PSAT		Student Login for the School YearPSAT9-12$29.00$26.00$25.00
On Demand:
SAT		Student Login for the School YearSAT9-12$29.00$26.00$25.00

Minimum purchase of 10 student logins is required.

 

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