The Evidence Ledger
Score Outcomes
Primary-data case studies: a study plan that was actually run, the time and hours invested, and the resulting score. This is the site's first-hand differentiator against AI-generated and marketing-driven study content. Boundary: every entry must disclose whether the outcome is self-reported, verified via an official score report, or community-sourced, and must carry an evidence-quality label. Excludes generic score-improvement claims without a disclosed plan and timeline. Task served: let a test-taker judge, by comparable real cases, whether a plan is likely to work for their own timeline and starting point.
Method article → Method articleLimitedThe Study Habit That Won Hong Wang the Fields Medal
0 → 502LimitedHow Howard Unenrolled 502 Freshmen Over Financial Aid Timing
0 → 502LimitedA Financial Aid System Failure Unenrolled 502 Howard Freshmen
0 → 0LimitedWhat Howard's unenrollment teaches SAT and ACT students
0 → 0ModerateHow Penn's Campus Climate Affects Your Study Environment and Scores
LimitedHow the Penn EEOC Investigation Affects Student Exam Prep
How Penn's legal disputes are reshaping student experience
Not sure what "High", "Moderate", or "Limited" evidence means, or what separates self-reported from verified outcomes? Read the full methodology.