The process begins with administering a practice PSAT test to students. Using lean six-sigma principles - pareto charts - the analysis identifies content area that offer the most opportunity for improvement. Pareto chart for Reading, Writing and Language and Math indicate the areas where the students had the most errors, hence the opportunity for most improvement. This insight forms the basis for students to spend their limited resource (time) to master content.

The student report provides a prescription for 100, 200, and 300 point improvement on the test. This prescription lays out the content areas the student needs to focus on. Students watch videos, take quizzes, and practice content in the areas that offer the most opportunity for improvement. This personalized approach helps students master the content and develop the confidence to succeed. Reducing errors by 50% in the focus areas will improve student's scores by 100, 200, or 300 points.

The approach works because the output of the assessment is a prescription - which content areas require focus. Instead of working through thousands of questions - which is what most of our competitors would like the student to do - our online platform focuses on the 300 to 500 questions that offer the most opportunity for growth in score.