A month of Reach costs less than an hour of tutoring.
ACT tutoring can cost thousands. Reach puts ACT practice on your teen’s phone, built around what they keep missing, for $10 a month after a free trial.
Put Reach on their phone.
$10a month
That $3,150 would pay for 315 months of Reach: more than 26 years.
No student left behind. Test prep courses are expensive, and all too generalized. Reach levels the playing field, so every student can reach their potential.
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The ACT still opens doors.
In many states an ACT score decides scholarship money at public colleges, and sometimes admission. And test-optional is fading at state universities: Ohio State requires an ACT or SAT score again, UT Knoxville, Kennesaw State and Georgia State require one too, and Florida’s 12 public universities never stopped asking.
- 20Louisiana: TOPS pays $7,462 a year at LSU.For Louisiana residents with a 2.50 TOPS core GPA.Learn more about Louisiana
- 21Tennessee: HOPE pays up to $20,400 over four years of college.For Tennessee residents. From one test date; a 3.0 GPA qualifies too.Learn more about Tennessee
- 21Kansas: Guaranteed admission to all six state universities.For Kansas residents. A high enough GPA qualifies too; KU also asks for a 2.0 GPA.Learn more about Kansas
- 22UAB, for students from other states: $7,500 a year off out-of-state tuition at a 22, rising to $22,500 at 32 and up.With a 3.5 GPA, applying by May 1. One test date.Learn more about UAB, for students from other states
- 24Florida: Bright Futures pays 75% of tuition and fees at Florida’s public universities.For Florida residents: Medallion level, class of 2027, with a 3.0 GPA and service hours.Learn more about Florida
All of these ask for a score from 20 to 24.
A single point can decide any of these. Many awards also pay more as the score climbs: UAB’s award for out-of-state students grows from $7,500 a year at a 22 to $22,500 at a 32.
So every point is worth working for. Reach aims their practice at the questions that cost them points, for $10 a month.
Practice your teen will actually pick up.
Reach turns ACT practice into games they’ll choose on their own, a few minutes at a time. Try a round of Break the Bank yourself: bet tokens on the question, then answer it.
Question 1 of 2
Bet some of your 160 tokens on this question, then submit your wager.
Question 5
For her math class, Ms. Pryde is doing a probability experiment with red marbles, green marbles, and a jar. She first puts 3 red marbles in the jar. How many green marbles must she add to make the probability of drawing a red marble 1 over 4?
Your Wager: 120 tokens
Your Tokens: 160
Three games, all ACT practice.
Break the Bank, Red Herring and Time Trials, with 3 thousand questions in English, math, reading and science.
- Time Trials: Race the clock: answer as many as you can.
- Break the Bank: Choose your wager, then choose your answer.
- Red Herring: Hunt down the wrong answers, fast.
When they miss a math question, a video walks them through it.
Step by step, at whatever speed they like. And every answer tells Reach where they’re losing points, so their practice follows.
A reason to come back tomorrow.
Right answers earn XP, daily quests and badges add more, and every level grows the tree on their home screen.
7 hoursa week
That’s what students average on Reach, in the minutes they already have: before practice, on the bus, after homework.
When I find myself doomscrolling, I go back to Reach.
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So far, 118 students at 5 schools have put in 2,598 hours on Reach.
Help your student reach for a higher ACT score today.
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