This online course features a math and verbal diagnostic test, a personalized learning path with lessons and quizzes, practice sets and a post-assessment, with detailed answer explanations for each question. Scoring is provided by content area and overall score. The course’s subject areas include high-school-level reading comprehension, vocabulary and math. The self-paced online course features interactive games, exercises and flashcards.

This course is based on Peterson’s online course development philosophy and approach:

• Individualized learning: every individual is unique
• Strategic learning: focus on achievable goals
• Pedagogical soundness: diagnosis-remediation-assessment model
• Comprehensiveness

Here's how it works:

• An initial diagnostic pre-assessment determines the student’s strengths and weaknesses.
• Based on pre-assessment results, a personalized course is created for each student. The course includes lessons and quizzes that target exactly what the student needs to study.
• Practice sets allow the student to apply learning and gauge progress.
• The course is available 24/7 from any Internet-connected device.

This course covers a wide range of knowledge, providing a review for high school students and a bridge between middle school and high school. ESL content is also available in the course for those that need it.

This online course features diagnostic tests, lessons and quizzes, and three full-length practice tests with detailed answer explanations for each question. Scoring is broken down by content area and overall score. Subject areas include Math, College-Level Math, English and Writing.  The course provides materials to prepare students for college placement exams and college-level course work experiences. The self-paced online course features interactive games, exercises and flashcards.

This course is based on Peterson’s online course development philosophy and approach:

• Individualized learning: every individual is unique
• Strategic learning: focus on achievable goals
• Pedagogical soundness: diagnosis-remediation-assessment model
• Comprehensiveness
  

Here's how it works:

• An initial diagnostic pre-assessment determines the student’s strengths and weaknesses.
• Based on pre-assessment results, students can view lessons that target exactly what they need to study.
• Practice tests allow the student to apply learning and gauge progress.
• The course is available 24/7 from any Internet-connected device

This course covers material found in high school curricula and provides a bridge between high school and college.

Designed to align with the new Digital SAT Test, the Digital SAT Course consists of four adaptive SAT practice tests (1 diagnostic, 2 full-length practice tests, and 1 post-test), as well as study guides and lessons covering all the subjects you'll see on the latest SAT exam. This self-paced, asynchronous course will assist students in building and refreshing their skills in Algebra; Advanced Math; Problem Solving and Data Analysis; Geometry and Trigonometry; Reading Comprehension; Standard English Conventions; and Writing and Language Use.

Students can view SAT instructional videos to reinforce difficult concepts and flashcards to commit key terms and formulas to memory.  Scoring is scaled in accordance with The College Board and provided by content area and overall score. The course’s subject areas include all of the areas tested on the actual SAT exam.

This course is based on Peterson’s online course development philosophy and approach:

• Individualized learning: every individual is unique
• Strategic learning: focus on achievable goals
• Pedagogical soundness: diagnosis-remediation-assessment model
• Comprehensiveness

Here's how it works:

• An initial diagnostic pre-assessment determines the student’s strengths and weaknesses.
• The course includes lessons that target exactly what the student needs to study.
• Practice tests allow the student to apply learning and gauge progress.
• The course is available 24/7 from any Internet-connected device.

7 full-length practice tests for the SAT - Peterson’s SAT practice tests mimic the structure and timing of the actual SAT exam. Additionally, each section within the practice tests can be reviewed after the section is scored. While reviewing the sections, students will be presented with their results along with the correct answer and a detailed explanation of the problem.

Test topics include:

• Critical Reading-measures reading comprehension and sentence completion skills
• Math-covers topics such as numbers and operations; algebra and functions; geometry and measurement; and statistics, probability, and data analysis
• Writing-includes an essay section and multiple-choice sections on grammar, usage, word choice, and organization

This online course features a full-length diagnostic test in English, Math, Reading, Science and Writing, a personalized learning path with lessons and quizzes, and three full-length practice tests, with detailed answer explanations for each question. Scoring is scaled in accordance with ACT and provided by content area and overall score. The course’s subject areas include all of the areas tested on the actual ACT exam. The self-paced online course features interactive games, exercises and flashcards.

This course is based on Peterson’s online course development philosophy and approach:

• Individualized learning: every individual is unique
• Strategic learning: focus on achievable goals
• Pedagogical soundness: diagnosis-remediation-assessment model
• Comprehensiveness

Here's how it works:

• An initial diagnostic pre-assessment determines the student’s strengths and weaknesses.
• Based on pre-assessment results, a personalized course is created for each student. The course includes lessons that target exactly what the student needs to study.
• Practice tests allow the student to apply learning and gauge progress.
• The course is available 24/7 from any Internet-connected device.

This course covers a wide range of knowledge, providing remediation for all subject areas tested on the ACT exam.

7 full-length practice tests for the ACT - Peterson’s ACT practice tests mimic the structure and timing of the actual ACT exam. Additionally, each section within the practice tests can be reviewed after the section is scored. While reviewing the sections, students will be presented with their results along with the correct answer and a detailed explanation of the problem.

Test topics include:

• English-tests knowledge of grammar, usage, and organization
• Math-includes topics such as arithmetic, algebra, geometry, data analysis, and trigonometry
• Reading-assesses reading comprehension skills
• Science-tests ability to analyze and interpret scientific information
• Writing-requires student to write an essay that expresses his or her position on the issue presented

Math and Verbal flashcards help students prepare for the SAT and ACT by strengthening math skills and broadening vocabulary. March 2 Success has 20 sets of verbal cards and 5 sets of math cards along with interactive quizzes to help students measure their readiness and focus their studies.

A proven effective interactive program that takes all the guesswork out of the college admission and financing process. It includes a special emphasis on scholarships and supplies hundreds of related web links.

The Student Planning Guide provides a month-by-month plan of important steps involved in the entire college preparation process beginning with the student’s freshman year and culminating with senior graduation. This guide takes the guesswork out of the college preparation process.

Provides 10 random questions from a bank of over 1200 works previously used on SAT and ACT tests.  The questions can be either fill-in-the-blank style, or definition.

The science hub features practice test questions and lessons on science subjects covered in high school – Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics. The material is grouped by subject area and provides a detailed explanation for each answer.

Biology lessons and question banks include material on cellular structure and processes, structure of DNA and replication, DNA translation and mutation, taxonomy, and living systems.

Physics lessons and question banks include material on Newton’s law and mechanical efficiency, wave phenomena, the movement of heat energy, impact of energy sources, and calculation questions.

Chemistry lessons and question banks include material on fluids, the periodic table, physical and chemical changes in matter, conservation of mass and energy, and solution chemistry.

Earth Science lessons and question banks include material on bacteria and viruses, evolution and natural selection, matter and energy cycles, interactions in an ecosystem, and plants.

The social sciences hub provides important science content that meets STEM standards. Practice questions help students become familiar with the important skills and content included in STEM social science fields. Students will be presented with their results, the correct answer and a detailed explanation of the problem.

A total of 1,002 practice questions cover the following subjects:

• Macroeconomics - broad-based economic systems, national income and price determination, financial sectors, inflation, unemployment, and international trade and finance
• Microeconomics - consumer- and business-driven economic systems, product markets, factor markets, market failure, and the role of government
• Financial Accounting - double-entry accounting, generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP), forms of business, income statements, balance sheets, cash flows, investments, and business ethics
• Personal Finance - foundations, credit and debt, major purchases, taxes, insurance, investments, as well as retirement and estate planning. Topics include: financial goals and budgeting, consumer credit, bankruptcy, auto and home purchases, payroll deductions and income tax, multiple forms of insurance, stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, and social security.

The technology hub includes practice questions to familiarize students with the important skills and content included in STEM technology standards. Students will be presented with their results, the correct answer and a detailed explanation for each practice question.

A total of 1,200 practice questions cover the following subjects:

• Information Systems and Computer Applications - computers, data, and information management
• Introduction to Computing - history and technological generations, program development, connectivity and communications, hardware, software, data management
• Management Information Systems - hardware/software, database management, systems theory, telecommunications, analysis and design of systems, and management of informational support
• Technical Writing - theory and practice of technical writing, purpose, content, organizational patterns of common types of technical documents, elements of various technical reports, and technical editing

The pre-engineering hub includes practice questions to familiarize students with the important skills and content included in STEM engineering standards. Students will be presented with their results, the correct answer and a detailed explanation for each practice question.

A total of 725 practice questions cover the following subjects:

• Pre-Calculus - functions and their properties, algebra, analytic geometry, trigonometry, and mathematical modeling
• Calculus - functions, limits, derivatives, and integrals
• Physics – Calculus based and non-calculus electromagnetism and mechanics, fluid mechanics and thermal physics, waves and optics, and basic atomic physics

The math hub includes practice questions to familiarize students with the important skills and content included in STEM math standards. Students will be presented with their results, the correct answer and a detailed explanation for each practice question.

A total of 1,194 practice questions cover the following subjects:

• Algebra
• College-Level Algebra
• Data Analysis and Probability
• Geometry
• Numbers and Operations
• Trigonometry
• Pre-Calculus
• Statistics
• Business Math

Additional Math Learning Modules:
The additional math learning modules include interactive exercises that provide remediation for math subjects through the use of animation, drag and drop exercises and clickable steps to provide an engaging learning experience. In addition to the practice questions and detailed explanations, learning modules for the following math subjects are included:

• Order of Operations
• Arithmetic
• Square Roots and Exponents
• Algebra
• Linear Functions
• Geometry
• Proportions, Probability and Statistics

The Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) is a standardized entrance exam used by many medical schools. The test assesses mastery of basic scientific concepts, problem solving, and critical thinking, as well as analysis and reasoning skills. The skills tested are those identified by medical professionals as essential for success in medical school and as a doctor.

Peterson’s 3 full-length practice tests for the MCAT mimic the structure and timing of the actual MCAT exam. Additionally, each section within the practice tests can be reviewed after the section is scored. While reviewing the sections, students will be presented with their results along with the correct answer and a detailed explanation of the problem.

Test topics include:

• Chemical and Physical Foundations of Biological Systems - measures your mastery of basic physics and general chemistry concepts
• Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills - gauges your ability to understand, analyze, apply, and evaluate information from reading passages
• Biological and Biochemical Foundations of Living Systems - assesses your understanding of concepts from biology and organic chemistry
• Psychological, Social, and Biological Foundations of Behavior - assesses your understanding of basic concepts from psychology, sociology, and biology
  

The Dental Admissions Test (DAT) is a multiple choice, computer-based test required for applicants entering dental schools in the United States. It measures an applicants' academic ability, scientific understanding and perceptual ability. The DAT is broken down into four sections:  

• Natural sciences (biology, general chemistry, and organic chemistry)
• Perceptual ability (two- and three-dimensional problem solving)
• Reading comprehension (dental and basic sciences)
• Quantitative reasoning (mathematical problems in algebra, numerical calculations, conversions, etc.)

Peterson's Practice Tests for the DAT include 2 full-length practice tests with detailed answer explanations for every question.

Peterson’s online nursing hub features practice test questions covering entrance exam topics for nursing and allied health programs.  Detailed answer explanations are provided for each practice test question.

The content will provide preparation for the following entrance exams:

• Pre-Admission Examination (PAX-RN), PSB-Registered Nursing School Aptitude Examination (RN),  Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS)
• PSB-Health Occupations Aptitude Examination
• Pre-Admission Examination (PAX-PN)