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I am 25 years out of grad school (in a social science field), and as I am jumping back into school to pursue nursing - a heavier math and science field - I needed to review the concepts that I was able to test out of a few decades ago.I also liked that I could watch the video at double time speed if it was something I just wanted to quickly review :) The examples with word/story problems also helped immensely! I was faced with a couple of them when I took the ALEKS test, and since I had practiced them (their format), they came a lot easier to me. It was the best review of math concepts I found while looking for assistance to prep for the ALEKS math placement test at the local community college in which I enrolled. They are well done, in a logical order, and I appreciate that they are short, explain the concept with an example (or more), and that there are practice problems in addition to quizzes and tests - all with the work written out and explained so I could figure out where and why I went wrong in a problem - and affirm what I did right.

I first want to thank you for the MathHelp lessons. I will also use your site as she prepares to take the PSAT next year. I hope that seeing how well she can do with a bit of good teaching/support has shown her that she can be successful again in this college calculus course.Overall, I was very impressed with how well your website prepared her for the tests, as evidenced by her scores. Up until this year, she has always done well in math, but a crummy teacher combined with covid virtual school made this year a very tough year for her, and she has lost a lot of confidence as a result. Sometimes she didn't even need to view the videos - your explanations of answers were sufficient in most cases to tell her what she needed to know, but the videos were very helpful when she needed a bit more explanation/step-by-step instruction.

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I then had her take the full practice tests once she had gone through all of the videos she needed to. That way she wasn't spending time watching videos on topics she already knew/remembered well. The method that worked best for my daughter was to take the practice quiz for each section and then read explanations or watch videos of the problems she missed.

Then she studied on your site and got a 299 on the QR and a 292 on the AAF test, so she is good to go!Your website is very well planned to maximize results while minimizing time investment. The first time, she took it cold and scored a 270, so she was not able to move on to the AAF test. The school required a score of 279 on the Quantitative Reasoning test to move on to the Accuplacer AAF. My daughter used to prepare for the Accuplacer math placement test at her university.