Practice tests
Turn a completed test into a useful next session. Review missed, guessed, and slow answers.
Learn the strategyStay close to their progress. Give them room to learn. Connect your student's account, follow their practice, and manage the plans you pay for.

Agree on a routine your student can keep. Use a short check-in to talk about what became easier and what still needs work.
Your student practices in their own account. You can follow their score history, practice calendar, completed tests, and skill map from Progress.

In Family, invite your student's existing email or help them create their own account. Connecting is free.
If they need a paid plan, choose it separately. You can change plans, update payment details, or cancel renewal for the plans you pay for.
Open your family dashboardYour student can invite you from Settings → Connect a parent or guardian. Accept the invitation with your own email to follow their progress. Connecting accounts does not start checkout.
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Start with these guides to practice, study routines, choosing a test, and finding the right support.
Turn a completed test into a useful next session. Review missed, guessed, and slow answers.
Learn the strategyChoose a realistic routine and agree on a short weekly check-in with your student.
Build the routineCompare the tests and use official practice to find the fit for your student.
Compare testsUse Bluebook checkpoints alongside regular practice to prepare for the digital SAT.
Explore practice testsHelp your student learn when a graphing calculator can make a problem clearer.
Explore DesmosCompare preparation options, then review access, renewal, and cancellation before paying.
See Dolphin plansA connected view of practice, progress, and plans.
See which days your student practiced and how many questions they answered.
Follow predicted score history, completed practice tests, section results, and the skill map.
Connect student accounts, check invitation and plan status, and manage the plans you pay for.
Your student keeps their own login for practice, lessons, and help from Pip. You follow progress in yours.
Use your own email and sign-in method. Creating an account does not buy a plan.
Create parent accountEnter their email in Family. They open the invitation and sign in with that email.
Open FamilyAfter they accept and start practicing, open Progress to see activity and completed work.
Open ProgressCreate a parent account, then open Family to invite your student using their email. Once they accept, use Progress to follow their practice calendar, completed tests, and skill map.
Yes. Your student learns in their own account. If they already have a Dolphin account, invite that email and ask them to sign in with their existing method. A family invitation connects the accounts; it does not replace their login.
Yes. They can open Settings and use Connect a parent or guardian to invite your email. Accepting the invitation connects progress; payment is a separate choice.
Open the invitation and sign in using the email it was sent to. Follow the invitation to accept the connection, then open your family dashboard.
No. Creating an account or accepting an invitation does not purchase a plan. Each student needs a separate paid plan. Review the current price, trial deadline if offered, and renewal terms at checkout.
Yes. Family shows your student connections and their plan status. Each student uses their own account and needs their own paid plan. Use the student selector in Progress to switch between connected students.
Open Family and choose Manage plan for a student whose plan you pay for. A student-managed plan remains with the student. If you paid through a parent checkout link, use the billing link in your email or the parent billing page below.
A new account may have no activity until your student begins practicing. Check that the invitation was accepted and that they are using the same account you connected. Scores and skill information need learning evidence to appear.
A prediction is an estimate from practice, not an official SAT result or a guaranteed test-day score. Look at the trend alongside completed tests, recurring mistakes, and work your student can explain independently.
Yes. They should use the same account and sign-in method on each device. If they joined with Google, choose Continue with Google using that same Google account; no separate Dolphin password is needed.
Paid through a parent checkout link? Open parent billing. Need help? Contact support.