Resetting Study Plan and Managing Course Access
You can reset your LSAT or MCAT study plan at any time if you want to re-order your assignments, adjust to a new exam date, or sign up for a new course track. Resetting your study plan will not reset progress on Qbank items, exams, or modules. Alternatively, you can adjust your existing plan by dragging and dropping assignments to new dates or updating assignment dates directly. This approach allows you to modify the generated plan to fit your schedule without starting over.
If you encounter issues where exams or practice sets are not marked as complete, follow the troubleshooting steps provided to resolve these problems effectively.
When you reset your study plan, any assignments you have already completed will not show up on your calendar because they are already completed in the past. However, you can always find these assignments from your Resources page. Additionally, if you miss a live session, you can watch the session recording uploaded within 72 business hours or reschedule the class to attend live with a different instructor.
To manually locate and mark assignments as complete, navigate to the assignment in your study plan, select the completion date, and update the status to "Complete."
When you reset your study plan, any assignments you have already completed will not show up on your calendar because they are already completed in the past. However, you can always find these assignments from your Resources page.
After resetting, you can manually update the status of assignments by selecting the completion date and marking them as "Complete."
Additionally, any modules you marked as incomplete before resetting will reappear in your new study plan. Videos and tasks from incomplete modules will also be included, ensuring you can revisit and complete them as part of your updated schedule.
To reset your plan, click Reset Plan:
You will get a confirmation notice:
Next, you can select a different course schedule. If you plan to take your exam at a later date and need more time to complete your course, you can extend access to your existing product. Check the available extension options within your account and select the extension that best fits your needs to continue where you left off.
Your progress on assignments will be preserved, and incomplete assignments will be rearranged on your Study Plan. One your Study Plan has been reset, you will not be able to revert or retrieve the previous version.
Incomplete assignments will be redistributed in the new study plan, and any modules marked as incomplete will reappear, allowing you to revisit them. Videos and tasks from partially completed modules will also be included.
If the status of assignments resets to incomplete after manual updates, clearing your browser’s cache and cookies can often resolve the issue.
Next, you can select a different course schedule. For troubleshooting calendar issues, try setting the start date to today and ensure your updated exam date aligns with your intended schedule.
After resetting your study plan, you may need to make additional manual tweaks, especially if certain elements, such as live classes, extend beyond the new end date. Use the drag-and-drop functionality to make these adjustments as needed.
You can also customize your plan by dragging and dropping assignments to different days or changing their dates directly. This flexibility allows you to tailor the plan to fit your specific needs.
For example, if you want to prioritize certain topics or adjust the order of tasks, simply drag and drop them to the desired position. This feature ensures that your study plan remains flexible and aligned with your evolving needs.
Resetting work progress
Progress on completed assignments cannot be reset due to account sharing regulations. You can manually mark completed assignments as incomplete in order for them to repopulate on the plan when you reset; however, progress does remain.
LSAT Exam & Qbank Resets
LSAT Practice Exam 1 cannot be reset but all the other exams can be reset one time by clicking the reset button next to the exam on your Exams page.
On your LSAT Qbank page, you are able to reset any nonadaptive practice sets one time by clicking the reset button next to the set. Please keep in mind that resetting a practice set or exam will remove any of the previous analytics and score data you had for that set/exam. This action ensures that you can revisit and practice the material afresh, helping you focus on areas that need improvement. Whether you need to reset your study plan, adjust your schedule, or extend your course access, these options provide the flexibility to tailor your learning experience to your unique circumstances. Consider your progress, schedule, and learning style to determine the best approach for you.