The new self-paced program, titled the ACT Prep Course, centers on a "Watch, Read, Practice" methodology. By combining instructional video lessons with print and digital guides, the platform aims to move students away from passive memorization toward active concept application. Chief Operating Officer Jeffrey A. Elliott noted that the goal is to provide a unified experience where students can reinforce core concepts before testing their knowledge against realistic exam-style simulations.
UWorld Expands ACT Prep Beyond Question Banks With Integrated Course
Dallas-based education provider UWorld has launched a comprehensive ACT preparation platform, shifting from its traditional question-bank model to an all-in-one digital course. The new curriculum integrates expert-led video instruction, interactive study guides, and 2,500 practice questions designed to align with the current digital ACT exam format.
Beyond direct instruction, the course includes a diagnostic assessment tool that helps users generate personalized study planners based on their target scores and upcoming test dates. Performance analytics track progress in real-time, allowing students to focus on specific subject weaknesses in English, Math, and Reading. The platform also provides timed simulations to help build testing stamina and pacing, with progress synced across mobile and desktop devices. UWorld recommends that students begin utilizing these resources roughly three months before their scheduled test date to avoid last-minute cramming.
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