Diagnostic results
Here’s how you did.
You just showed us how you think: how you read each question and how you reasoned toward an answer. Below: what we saw in how you worked, your estimated score, and what Forge can do about it.
What Forge watched you do
How you think
Reading your diagnostic…
Your estimated score
Where your practice points next
The patterns this diagnostic surfaced.
How Forge reads your work
Five dimensions of how you approach a problem.
Forge reads how you work across five dimensions. Every question you answered was a window into one or more of them — and they're what the read above is built from.
Open Your FORGE — all five dimensions plus Seneca’s finer-grain read →
What Forge gives you
Every tool in here works on what you just saw.
The diagnostic is the front door. Behind it, Forge is a full training setup: practice that aims at your weak points, games that train the same skills, a planner, and a place to study with other people.
Free during early access. Every tool below is included on every account.
Targeted PracticeShort sets that aim at your weakest patterns first, with answers checked as you go.
Full Practice TestA full timed test, scored end to end and folded into your trajectory. Best taken after a real stretch of work rather than every week.
The ArcadeSixteen pixel games, each built to train one real SAT skill in two-minute rounds.
The HallForge’s study lounge. Do your own work alongside other students, with quests and loot for showing up.
Study PlannerTell it your test date and it maps your weeks from here to there. Most useful once you have a date.
DashboardYour dashboard: cognitive map and score trajectory, sharpening with every session you do.
Vocab TrainerA few minutes of spaced vocabulary review a day. It compounds quietly.
Your move
What would you like to do next?
Any of these is a good first step. Pick the one that sounds most like you right now.
Start a practice set →
15 questions aimed at what this diagnostic surfaced
See what you missed
walk back through your diagnostic, answer by answer
Play something first
two minutes in the Arcade counts as a start
Not today? Put five quick questions on tomorrow’s calendar and close this tab with a clear conscience.