Not worth it I thought it was decent at first, but then I realized that you have to write certain answers in a certain form, otherwise the program will mark your answer as incorrect. I didn't know this and got many questions wrong. It's extremely frustrating when a correct answer is marked as incorrect. Furthermore, the questions are repeated and you can just memorize the answers. The site is glitchy and sometimes it causes all my tabs to stop functioning. For $180 a month, it's definitely not worth it.

Worth to Try My son started using Afficienta math at the beginning of COVID pandemic. We are very pleased with this program! It fits perfectly for a flexible, in home study plan. He has completed 5.5 grade levels math in the past 2.5 years and is well advanced in math at school. More importantly, he has learned how to learn something new without formal teaching environment, what is discipline and best time management. All of these further boosted his confidence in math and other areas.

Not fun but helping I got an A on my midterm and I'm happy about the results. It's not fun, but no math study is fun I guess. This one is better than going to tutors at least I can do it at home and I can study with my cats by my side. I LOVE MY CATTTTSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!

Afficent Math is horrible Honestly, as a student, this program is utterly sh1tttt. The computer system in it sucks, it can't detect anything and tends to just give random questions from 4 grade even though I am a high schooler. Furthermore, the demos are extremely confusing often with 3+ paragraphs explaining a simple x+1=3 question. Then when you actually start doing the problem it's 11(5x+7/2)+67-5(2-5y)=1. This is extremely frustrating as you just spent 10-20 minutes reading the demo to find out that the actual problem is much more complex. Moreover, the system is extremely expoiltable as each exercise only has around 10 problems and students (like me) can just screenshot the problem and then just look back to it for the answers. Overall, afficent math is not recommended to your child unless you want them to kill themselves. You will have your child better off using a math program such as Khan Acedemy.

I rated Afficient math 2 stars because… I rated Afficient math 2 stars because first of all, the demos were bad at explaining because sometimes they say an equation equals a number without explaining how they got to that number. As a result, I did not do that well in Proficiency or Afficiency. Also, in Afficiency I got 1 question wrong, but I changed it to right quickly, and it made me go down a lot. That's what happened to me when I went down 1.0 percent which is actually going down quite a lot in Afficiency. So, based on my recent experiences, I firmly believe that Afficient Math isn't teaching us to their full potential and that many changes could be useful, especially in the demos for the different skills.