Practice on PASSHHA Now Works by Topic, and Every Topic Is Open

We changed how practice works on PASSHHA, and I want to walk you through it.

It used to be a daily drill. A free account got one mixed drill of fifteen questions a day, topics were locked behind Full Access, and a drill only counted once you finished it. That is gone.

How it works now

Practice is a list of topics, and every topic is open, whether you pay or not. Pick one and you work through its questions one at a time, with a grid beside you that shows which ones you have answered. Stop whenever you like. When you come back, you pick up where you left off.

What a free account gets

You can open 15 new questions a day. A question you have already opened stays open, so going back to one never costs you anything. The count starts over at midnight Eastern time.

The free quick mock exam is still there too. It is 25 questions, once per account.

What Full Access adds

There is no daily limit on new questions. You get Weak areas, a page that gathers the questions you missed so you can work on them again. And you can take mock exams of 25, 50 or 75 questions as often as you want.

A new plan if practice is all you need

If you only want more questions, there is now a Practice plan: 5.99 dollars for 30 days. It lifts the daily limit and opens every flashcard, key fact and skill. It does not include mock exams.

If you decide you want them later, you can add Full Access for 4 dollars more while your Practice plan is running. Full Access then runs 99 days from the day you bought Practice, the same as if you had bought it first.

One more thing

The dashboard has a dark mode now. If you study late, tap the moon at the top of the page, or next to your name on a phone.

When you are ready, open practice from your dashboard.

Practice with real HHA exam questions

15 free questions daily. Full mock exams included with Full Access.

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