Join 84,000+ students already learning with HomeSchool
Master the test.
Ace your exams.
Start with a quick assessment, get a personalized learning path, and improve with realistic practice questions and detailed analytics.
Why students stay
Everything a student needs to keep moving forward
Learn at your own pace with the tools, practice, and guidance you need to stay ahead.
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Timed Mock Exams
Simulate real test conditions with adaptive difficulty and instant scoring.
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Detailed Analytics
Pinpoint your weaknesses and track progress over time with visual dashboards.
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Personalized Paths
Skip what you know. Focus heavily on areas where you need the most improvement.
Subjects
Pick a subject and start where you actually are
Every course opens with a short diagnostic, so lesson one is never a waste of your time.
How HomeSchool works
A Three-step loop that turns study time into score gains
Choose a subject
Browse subjects and pick what you want to learn based on your upcoming exams or personal goals.
Take a quick diagnostic
Find your baseline in 10 minutes so we can tailor the content to your exact needs.
Practice & Improve
Work through targeted lessons and mock exams. Watch your predicted score climb.
Questions
The things people ask before they start
How does HomeSchool know what to teach me?
Every course opens with a short diagnostic. We tag each question by skill, see which ones you miss, and build a path from the units you actually need — so lesson one is never a waste of your time.
Do I have to start from the beginning?
No. The diagnostic skips whatever you have already mastered. You can also adjust the units yourself before you start, if you would rather cover something we left out.
What subjects can I study?
Mathematics, Reading and Comprehension, plus full SAT preparation. Each subject is broken into units and lessons you can work through at your own pace.
How is my progress tracked?
Your analytics page shows skill mastery, practice accuracy over time and where your weak spots are.
Do I need to study every day?
No. Work at your own pace; every course keeps your place, so nothing is lost by taking a break.
Student success