Course Correct builds your plan from what you actually get wrong — then keeps checking that it stayed fixed. One payment, one year, no renewal.
Start a free 7-day trialNo card for the trial. One per pack.
You start with a baseline that finds where you actually are, so the plan begins from evidence rather than from the first chapter.
Your daily plan is assembled from your own mistakes and the time you tell us you have. Change either and the plan changes with it.
Getting something right once is not mastery. Objectives are re-checked later, and can go back to unverified if the recall does not hold.
Wrong answers route into a coaching loop built around the error pattern behind them, not just the question you missed.
$999.97
One year of access to one pack. Paid once.
No auto-renewal, no recurring charge, and nothing to cancel. Access simply ends after 365 days. If you want to keep going, you buy again — we will not do it for you.
Paying over time is available at checkout through Affirm, subject to their approval. They pay us in full and you repay them; your agreement to repay is with Affirm, not with us.
| Free trial | 7 days, no card, one per pack. |
|---|---|
| What a purchase covers | One pack, 365 days, from the day you buy. |
| A second pack | A second purchase, with its own year. |
| Renewal | None. Nothing recurring is ever charged. |
| Refunds | Only if you have used 10% or less of the pack, and asked within 360 days. A 10% (min $10) processing fee applies. See the Terms — please read section 4 before you buy. |
Once you have used more than 10% of a pack, the sale is final. Pack content cannot be handed back once it has been seen, so the limit is what you have used, not how long you have had it. We would rather say that plainly here than have you discover it later.
The 7-day trial exists precisely so you can find out whether this suits you without spending anything.
Course Correct is a study tool. It cannot promise you a score, a pass, or an admission — anyone who does is guessing about your exam, and we are not going to. What it can do is make sure the hours you put in are spent on the things you are actually getting wrong.