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Profile test and SAT/ACT

In one minute, the student sees where they match.

The student enters their grade average, English level and budget. The test compares them with what each university on University Access asks for and with the scholarship table. It is not a chance of admission. It is compatibility. No cost, no account needed.

Profile test result

Three groups, no promise of a place

The result separates universities that match, those that become possible with some adjustment and those currently out of reach. It includes an estimated scholarship from the table.

  • It does not indicate the probability of admission.
  • If the student creates an account, the result is saved in the profile.
  • It helps open the counseling conversation.
Universities grouped by compatibility

SAT and ACT mini practice tests

24 questions in the digital SAT format, about 32 minutes. 30 questions in the new ACT format, about 28 minutes. At the end, an estimated score range and an explanation of each question.

  • The questions are original. SAT and ACT are trademarks of the test organizers. This practice test is not official.
  • The result goes into the profile and you can see it.
  • It counts toward the student's points and badges on the platform.
Student achievements, including practice tests

From the test to the account

Anyone who takes the test can create an account right away and move on to the full profile, with the school already selected.

  • Through the school link or through the student's direct sign-up.
  • Each university has its own page, with photos and rankings.
  • The test and the screens are in four languages.
Public universities page

Take the test with an imaginary student. It takes a minute.

For the class to use it for real, create the school account and send the link.

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