Merit brings together the best lessons for every AP and SAT topic, an AI study partner, and real tutors, then tells you exactly what to study tonight. Learning is free. Planning and exam prep tools are affordable. And when you want a person, the best tutors are a click away.
42 courses, every topic
Every AP course and the SAT, organized the way the exam is: 239 units and 573 topics, each with the lessons that teach it best.
Merit AI
A study partner that explains, quizzes, and finds the right lesson, grounded in the curriculum and the page you're on.
A plan for tonight
Merit Plus turns your class calendar and exam date into a nightly plan, with reminders in the calendar you already use.
Exam Sprints
A diagnostic, a day-by-day plan to exam day, unlimited exam-style practice, and a readiness score you can watch climb.
Real tutors
Book top-rated tutors near you or online, or choose from trusted tutoring services, right where you study.
Built with teachers
Teachers add the lessons they trust and write study guides for the topics students struggle with.
Merit is where high schoolers learn every AP course and the SAT: the best lesson for every topic, an AI study partner, a plan for tonight, exam sprints, and real tutors when you want one.
From teachers and educators students already trust. Merit sorts every lesson into the course, unit, and topic it teaches and ranks it on how well it teaches. Teachers can also add lessons and study guides directly.
Paste the private iCal link from Google Calendar, Canvas, Schoology, Apple Calendar, or Outlook, or upload an .ics file. Merit matches quizzes and tests to topics and builds your nightly plan around them.
Courses, lessons, tutor search, and the AI study partner are free. Merit Plus (study plan, calendar sync, reminders, progress) is free for your first month, then $4.99/month. An Exam Sprint is $14.99 once.
Every AP course offered to high school students, from Calculus and Biology to Art History and Japanese, plus SAT Math and SAT Reading and Writing.
Lessons are created by their teachers and channels and play on YouTube. AP® and SAT® are trademarks of the College Board, which is not affiliated with Merit Learning.