Choosing the right level of oversight matters more than choosing a price.
Each tier exists to answer a different question:
Am I on track?
Why is performance changing?
What is the most likely outcome if nothing changes?
What follows is not just a list of features.
It is a breakdown of decision support.
All students use the same adaptive measurement engine.
What changes across tiers is:
How deeply performance is analyzed
How quickly issues are identified
How much interpretation and intervention is applied
More oversight does not mean “more work.”
It means fewer blind spots.
Global Elite (Captain’s Chair)
LEVEL III: Predictive Modeling
Global Elite is engineered to eliminate outcome uncertainty at top-percentile thresholds by modeling performance stability, fatigue response, and peer-relative positioning inside a capacity-constrained adaptive system.
250-seat maximum to preserve calibration integrity and predictive fidelity at elite percentile thresholds.
Capacity Status: ▪️▪️▪️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️
$38,500
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Adaptive & Simulation Infrastructure
Dynamic Adaptive Intelligence Network (5,000+ questions) → Expands adaptive pathways using evolving, multi-layer item relationships
Technology-Enhanced Item (TEI) Simulation → Replicates multi-step, interactive digital item formats used on the SHSAT
Unlimited Full-Length Simulation Attempts → Allows unrestricted completion of adaptive SHSAT simulations during enrollment
Topic-Level Adaptive Routing → Adjusts item selection within topics based on response behavior
Targeted Simulation Mode (by Topic or Section) → Enables focused simulation runs within selected domains or sections
Performance Analytics
Score and Timing Analytics → Analyzes accuracy and time-on-task throughout adaptive sessions
Performance Tracking by Category → Displays accuracy and pacing by content domain across simulations
Answer and Attempt Review → Enables review of prior responses and selected options
Detailed Answer Explanations → Provides rationale associated with each simulated item
Error Log / Weakness Tracker → Aggregates repeated errors and missed item patterns over time
Exportable Performance Reports (PDF) → Generates downloadable summaries of simulation sessions and trends
Predictive & Behavioral Modeling
Predictive Performance Modeling (SHSAT-CAT) → Projects performance trends based on accumulated simulator data
Stability Score (Consistency Index) → Measures score reliability across multiple adaptive simulations
Progress Velocity Score → Tracks rate of performance change across simulation history
Pacing Recovery Analysis → Evaluates response behavior following timing setbacks
Section-Level Performance Pattern Insights → Identifies recurring response patterns within individual sections
Persistent Performance Blind Spot Alerts → Flags repeated weaknesses across simulations and item types
Institutional Peer Calibration → Situates student performance within a real-time percentile distribution of the active Global Elite cohort
Dynamic Adjustment Signals → Generates algorithmic course-corrections based on micro-patterns in response behavior, moving beyond simple error review
Biometric Fatigue Analysis → Quantifies the exact point of performance degradation under sustained cognitive load to predict late-exam score volatility
Calibrated Difficulty Ceiling → Tracks the student's 'Break Point' as the adaptive engine increases item complexity, ensuring mastery at the highest difficulty bands
Access & Oversight
Dedicated Parent Access Portal → Provides independent parent-only visibility into performance data
Automated Performance Alerts (Email) → Sends notifications when predefined performance conditions are met
Global Reporting Engine (220+ Dialects) → Full diagnostic transparency for international family offices and multilingual households
Oversight Advantage (Co-Pilot)
LEVEL II — Behavioral Analytics
Oversight Advantage is the minimum tier at which performance data becomes interpretable—distinguishing durable growth from volatility and signaling whether observed gains are structurally reliable.
750-seat maximum to maintain stable behavioral calibration and reliable performance interpretation across simulations.
Capacity Status: ▪️▪️▪️▪️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️▫️
$26,800
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Adaptive & Simulation Infrastructure
Expanded Adaptive Item Network (3,500+ questions) → Introduces multi-branch adaptive pathways across a larger calibrated item set
Technology-Enhanced Item (TEI) Simulation → Replicates multi-step, interactive digital item formats used on the SHSAT
Unlimited Full-Length Simulation Attempts → Allows unrestricted completion of adaptive SHSAT simulations during enrollment
Topic-Level Adaptive Routing → Adjusts item selection within topics based on response behavior
Targeted Simulation Mode (by Topic or Section) → Enables focused simulation runs within selected domains or sections
Performance Analytics
Score and Timing Analytics → Analyzes accuracy and time-on-task throughout adaptive sessions
Performance Tracking by Category → Displays accuracy and pacing by content domain across simulations
Answer and Attempt Review → Enables review of prior responses and selected options
Detailed Answer Explanations → Provides rationale associated with each simulated item
Error Log / Weakness Tracker → Aggregates repeated errors and missed item patterns over time
Exportable Performance Reports (PDF) → Generates downloadable summaries of simulation sessions and trends
Predictive & Behavioral Modeling
Predictive Performance Modeling (SHSAT-CAT) → Projects performance trends based on accumulated simulator data
Stability Score (Consistency Index) → Measures score reliability across multiple adaptive simulations
Progress Velocity Score → Tracks rate of performance change across simulation history
Pacing Recovery Analysis → Evaluates response behavior following timing setbacks
Section-Level Performance Pattern Insights → Identifies recurring response patterns within individual sections
Persistent Performance Blind Spot Alerts → Flags repeated weaknesses across simulations and item types
Access & Oversight
Dedicated Parent Access Portal → Provides independent parent-only visibility into performance data
Automated Performance Alerts (Email) → Sends notifications when predefined performance conditions are met
A Note On Pricing
Both tiers operate within the same SHSAT (CAT) environment.
They are not priced based on access time or content volume.
The difference is not exposure—it is what the system can responsibly conclude.
Oversight Advantage enables interpretation of performance trends but does not fully resolve late-exam degradation or top-percentile breakpoints.
Global Elite is designed to minimize remaining uncertainty where margins are thin and outcomes hinge on consistency under stress.
There is no incorrect tier—only different levels of decision risk.
About Capacity Limits
Seat limits are not a marketing tactic.
Adaptive systems require statistical balance to remain predictive.
When capacity exceeds that balance, signal quality degrades.
For that reason:
Each level has a fixed maximum enrollment
Once filled, access closes until capacity reopens
This protects every enrolled student.
Historical Cutoff Intensity (Read Carefully)
The chart below shows published SHSAT cutoff ranges over past admissions cycles.
These figures provide historical context only; they do not represent guarantees, targets, or required scores.
A tier indicates the level of uncertainty the system can resolve relative to historical cutoff volatility—it does not assign or promise outcomes.
Historical Cutoff Intensity ('21-'24)
PRE-ENROLLMENT TECHNICAL BRIEFING: Decision Support for Tier Allocation
For families who want an objective baseline before selecting a measurement tier, a structured pre-enrollment technical briefing is available.
The briefing explains how the 2026 SHSAT (CAT) adaptive algorithm evaluates performance and why different levels of diagnostic oversight are required to resolve different classes of uncertainty. Its sole purpose is to ensure accurate tier allocation—not preparation, instruction, or enrollment persuasion.
What the Briefing Covers
The briefing is delivered as a restricted, web-based technical document and addresses:
The Shift to Adaptive Measurement (IRT)
How real-time ability estimates are recalculated and why peak scores alone do not indicate readiness without stability analysis.Performance Volatility and Durability Signals
An explanation of pacing recovery, progress velocity, and difficulty-curve interaction as determinants of reliable outcomes.Structural Limits of Static Preparation
Why fixed-form and paper-based prep fail to surface adaptive failure modes present in the SHSAT-CAT environment.Diagnostic Depth Requirements
How advanced signals—such as stability indices and fatigue modeling—are used to reduce uncertainty at narrow percentile cutoffs.
After reviewing the briefing, families return to the enrollment page with clarity on which tier is structurally appropriate given their goals and tolerance for performance volatility.
Technical Allocation
$1,525 — Credit-Eligible
The briefing fee is fully creditable toward enrollment within the applicable priority window. It does not modify tier pricing, capacity, or access rules.
Complimentary Priority Seat Reservation
To prevent capacity loss while families review the technical material, each briefing allocation includes a temporary priority seat reservation:
Global Elite: 96-hour priority window
Oversight Advantage: 72-hour priority window
Capacity is strictly capped at 750 / 1,000 seats respectively.
If enrollment is finalized within the window, the $1,525 allocation is applied in full.
If the window expires, the seat is released and the briefing remains a completed technical access (non-transferable, non-creditable toward future enrollment).