Help & guidance

Getting started: A-Level, BTEC and T Level

1. Add your subjects: on your College page, press Add subject and enter each subject with your latest mark and the grade you're aiming for.
2. Add your university offers in Admissions planning to see whether your predicted UCAS points meet each one.
3. Check a grade: the A-Level grade calculator and UCAS points calculator give quick answers.
4. Add your exam dates and goals in Exams, deadlines and goals for a countdown.
5. Ask your study coach things like "Am I on course for my offer?"
6. More tools: predicted vs target grades, personal statement progress, a super-curricular checklist and a parent summary are under More tools on the same page.

Getting started: University

1. Add modules: on the Modules page, add each module's name, credits and your mark once you have it.
2. Set your university's rule: in Settings, choose how your university weights each year, then tag modules with their year.
3. Read your dashboard: your average, classification and the marks you need update as soon as you add a grade.
4. Try a what-if: the What-If page shows what upcoming marks would do to your average.
5. Use insights: Smart Insights suggests where your effort counts most.
6. Import or export: upload a CSV to add modules in bulk, and download or back up everything from the privacy dashboard.

Getting started: US college or high school (GPA)

1. Add your courses: on your GPA page, add each course with its term, credit hours and final letter grade. For a course still in progress, leave the grade on In progress and add your current percentage.
2. Read your GPA: your cumulative GPA, each term's GPA and the GPA you're on course for update as you add courses. High school students also see a weighted GPA for Honors and AP classes.
3. Add earlier terms quickly: in GPA settings, enter your GPA so far and the credits it covers instead of adding every old course.
4. Set a target: add a target GPA and the credits you need to graduate. With Premium you'll see the average you need from here, the score you need on each final, what-if grades and your honors standing.
5. Ask your study coach: ask things like "What do I need for a 3.5?", "What do I need on my final?" or "What if I get an A in Calculus?". Answers come from your own courses. Free accounts get a few questions a day.
6. Add exams, deadlines and goals: add your midterms and finals on your GPA page for a countdown. With Premium, the study timetable plans your sessions up to each one and syncs to your phone's calendar.
7. Premium planning: break a course into its tests and assignments to see what you need on the rest, save GPA plans and compare them, see a GPA forecast with a likely range and how you compare, download a GPA report, get a weekly email, and share a read-only link with a parent or advisor.
8. Quick answers: the free GPA calculator works without an account.

You can change what you're studying any time in Settings.