Progress and points
Progress in every area, counted from the sections you finish, with points only the first time.
What it is
What counts as finished depends on the kind of resource. A test or quiz counts when you finish it, a flashcard deck once you have seen every card, and a guide or article once you have read to the end and marked it. A reference section, such as a review sheet, a formula sheet or an event overview, has a button you press when you have been through it. Those take your word for it, so press them only when you have really worked the section.
Home is where that becomes useful. It leads with where you left off, so you can continue a topic, a practice test or a deck in one click, and it shows your progress in each area as work you finished over the work there is: Study Topics, Competitions, DECA, FBLA and Data Analytics, each counted on its own instead of averaged into one number that hides the weak spot.
Every first completion awards points, and only the first, so repeating an easy resource earns nothing more. If your membership includes the AI graders, Home also shows how many graded role-plays you have left this week, and your latest result with the first thing to fix.
What is inside
Continue where you left off
Your most recent work, one click from the page you land on, with the area and the part of it you were in. It only links to what your plan opens.
Progress for each area
Study Topics, Competitions, DECA, FBLA and Data Analytics, each as finished over total, so the weak area is obvious rather than averaged away.
Points on first completion only
Repeating a resource is good studying and earns nothing extra, which keeps the score honest and makes repetition a choice rather than a grind.
Your weekly AI practice allowance
How many graded DECA presentations and FBLA role plays you have left this week, and the result of your latest one, with the first thing to fix.
How to use it
The order that gets the most out of this area.
Start on Home, not in a menu
Continue what you were doing, or look at the area with the lowest bar. It is almost always the right answer and almost never the one you feel like working on.
Use points as pace, not as a score
They measure how much work has actually been done. They are not a ranking, and treating them as one leads people to farm easy resources.
Spend your graded runs early in the week
The allowance resets every Monday. A graded run tells you what to fix, so the sooner you take one, the more of the week you have to fix it.
The rest of the Academy
- ClassesMultiple-choice papers and free-response sets for AP Micro, AP Macro, and Business, unit by unit.
- Study TopicsTen kinds of material per topic: cards, quizzes, guides, formulas, mocks.
- CompetitionsPractice tests, decks, and timed mock rounds, per competition.
- DECAEvery event in all six clusters, broken down indicator by indicator.
- FBLAAll twelve FBLA role play events, studied concept by concept, then practiced out loud with an AI judge.
- Portfolio SimulatorTrade real market history across four levels, from monthly to daily.
- Data AnalyticsRead charts, data, and news like an analyst, then take a position.
Home comes with every account
Your Home page, with your progress and points, is part of a free account too. Membership opens more of the Academy to make progress in, including the AI graders. Join through your chapter or sign up on your own.
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