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SCHOLARS CHALLENGE

What is Scholars Challenge?

The Scholars Challenge is the solo grind, just you, your brain, and 120 questions comin’ straight from the curriculum. It’s not about memorizing random facts; this test checks how you think. Multiple choice, but with a twist: you can lock in more than one answer. Play it safe with 2 or 3, or go all-in with one and try to flex max points. Every choice matters, and even if you’re not sure, take the shot. Guessing keeps you in the game.

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Scholars Challenge scoring table

What to bring

  • Water bottle

  • Pencil

  • Eraser 

  • Name tag

Chart

What's happening?

  • When the doors open, you sit solo, no squad, no peeking, no whispers.

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  • Staff slides you the big test packet, timer set to 60 minutes.

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  • That’s one hour to move smart: hit what you know, circle back on what you don’t. If a question feels sticky, skip and return. Trust your gut,  first instincts usually slap.

tips

  • Don’t wait till the last night to cram. The syllabus is heavy. Study a little each day, flip flashcards, quiz yourself, run it like a playlist on repeat. 

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  • Rushing kills memory. Your brain needs time to cook. A steady study plan > speedrunning notes at 3 AM.

 

  • Knock out the easy ones. Build confidence, save time. Then swing back for the tricky ones. Don’t get stuck on one question and waste the clock.

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  • Don’t mark all five answers, that’s 0.2 points, weak payout. One answer is max risk. Two or three answers = safe zone if you’re unsure. Gamble wisely.

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  • If the clock’s still ticking, run it back. Catch slips, fix blanks, lock in better answers. A few extra minutes could flip your score.

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