Who is behind it
ScoreMint has one independent developer behind it, with no company, tutoring centre or editorial staff. The same developer runs StatRise, CalcRef, ChemTable and PhysRef, which cover statistics, calculus, the periodic table and physics formulas.
Where the questions come from
Questions, rubrics and passages ship in one bundled content file carried over from the ScoreMint mobile app. In that file, all 1,170 multiple-choice items have an explanation for every answer choice, not only the correct one. The FRQ workspace shows each rubric point, and passage practice reads each passage's own data tables.
Descriptions of what an exam covers, on each subject page, are general writing about the exam's structure; check anything that matters against the exam board's current material.
Guide credit and dates
The 14 study guides are published as ScoreMint. No individual byline appears on them, no teacher or tutor is named, and the structured data on each guide gives the ScoreMint organization as its author. The date a guide displays is the last date its text changed.
What it does not do
ScoreMint has no affiliation with the College Board or ACT, Inc., and none endorses it. It cannot register you for a test or report a score, and the estimate shown after a full-length session is an unofficial figure worked out from your own answers, not a prediction of your exam result.
Progress, bookmarks and answers stay in your browser; read, export or erase them on the local data page. A mistake in a question or a guide can be reported to [email protected]. See the privacy policy and the terms for the rest.