United States · Placement test

Study for ACCUPLACER with a plan for your test date

To study for ACCUPLACER the way College Board suggests, give each test subject at least a week of practice. Pick your test date and the planner turns our 24 lessons into daily steps, finishing with our 20 practice questions.

Pick your ACCUPLACER date and the planner spreads our 24 lessons, from paired reading passages to slope and probability, over the days you have left. Our lessons cover Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and QAS. If your college gives you Advanced Algebra and Functions or the ESL tests instead, skip the lessons you don’t need and use College Board’s sample questions for those tests.

Pick the date of your test and how long you can study each day. You’ll get a plan that takes you right up to the test.

How long should you study for ACCUPLACER?

College Board’s 2025-26 Program Manual recommends at least one week of practice for each test subject. By that rule, three tests means starting at least three weeks out.

Begin with a practice test in the free Study App to see where you stand, so the plan’s days go to the topics you actually need.

If you’re taking AAF or the ESL tests

Our lessons don’t cover Advanced Algebra and Functions or the ESL tests. Use College Board’s free sample questions for those, and the test pages for what each one covers.