What does my score mean, and how do I know I'm ready?
Each exam page shows one score: the percent you got right over your last 100 answers on that exam, next to the exam's pass mark. Practice, timed exams and the days of today's five you keep all count.
Why the last 100
It shows where you are now, not where you started. A rough first week stops counting against you once you've moved past it.
Where you stand
Under the score, Where you stand lists the exam's areas, weakest first, each against the pass mark. Each area has its own Practice button that practices that area alone.
What to do next
One sentence on the page tells you what to do next and why. Under the pass mark, it sends you to practice, which already leans on your weakest area. Over it, it sends you to the timed exam. Once you've passed an exam, it sends you back to practice to keep your score there.
When you're ready
When your score stays over the pass mark, take the full timed exam. Your exams lists every exam you've handed in: the score (green when it passed), the change from your last one, your time and your weakest area. Open any of them to review every question.
Your study streak and activity across the whole site are on Dashboard → Progress.
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