We'll give you everything we've got. Literally.Here are just some of the products you'll have access to:Hundreds of Test Prep products, including SAT prep, ACT, prep, and prep for every AP exam...

Buying a Shmoop subscription is as easy as a click of a link (and, yes, pulling out your credit card...but we're working on the just-the-click thing).Go to our Subscriptions Plans page, and choose...

Yep!If you've never had a Shmoop subscription, you will get a 24-hour free trial.Go here, and choose the kind of subscription you'd like (student or teacher; month-by-month or yearly). Then follow...

Yep.But here's the good news: you're paying less for monthly access to all of our Online Courses than you would have paid to buy one a la carte. Plus, you also get access to all of our Test Prep at...

Oh, you want to access the content you paid for? Guess that's okay.Visit www.shmoop.com.Click on "Login" in the upper right-hand corner.Log in.Click on the downward facing arrow next to your userna...

Want to monitor your students' progress and get a little rush of Big Brother? By adding students to your teacher subscription, you can follow their progress, grade their work, and otherwise keep an...

Here's the quick answer: teachers and students can have subscriptions on their own, without being attached to each other. So if you're a teacher and you just want to pillage Shmoop's premium resour...

Short answer: nopers.Each student must have his or her own Shmoop account. When setting up individual accounts, students will be asked to create a username, and that username needs to be unique. Si...

If you got a new credit card...or, uh, someone stole your identity...it's easy to change your billing info.Step 1Once you're logged in, go to your Account Info page: /my/subscription/account/. You...

Sorry to see you go, dude.Step 1Once you're logged in, go to your Account Info page: /my/subscription/account/. You can also get there via your Dashboard. Step 2In the My Account tab, click th...