: Consider your results as a starting point for your learning journey. Areas where you score lower can be targets for improvement.

In an era where educators are desperate to move past the "one-size-fits-failure" model of instruction, placement tests have gotten a radical makeover. Gone are the dry, 50-question multiple-choice drills designed to sort students into "average" and "remedial" boxes. Enter the adaptive, gamified, psychologically-aware assessment known as Power Up .

: Based on your score, you will be placed in a class or program that matches your skill level. This might be a beginner, intermediate, or advanced level class.