Question 1

Who can win a prize?

Accepted Answer

Who can win a prize?

Only High Schools located in the United States having grades 9-12 are eligible to win a prize. Organizations that are not High Schools (i.e., after school programs, clubs, partner organizations) approved by Intuit may participate, but are not eligible to win a prize.

Student Participation Qualifier: Schools need to achieve a certain participation threshold to qualify for the prize. This is defined by the number of student players who use your school join code and have started the first quest in the Intuit Prosperity Quest game.

See minimum participation requirements for each size-brackets:

Small-Sized Bracket: at least 50 players started the challenge/game
Mid-Sized Bracket: at least 100 players started the challenge/game
Large-Sized Bracket: at least 150 players started the challenge/game

Not sure which bracket your school qualifies for? See the requirements here.

How are scores calculated?

Score-Based Ranking: Schools that meet or exceed their participation rate threshold (above) will then be ranked based on the overall average of their participants’ game scores. The school with the highest game score from each of the three brackets is the winner for their bracket. If there's a tie, additional metrics from Intuit Prosperity Quest such as quiz pass rates will be used to declare the winners.

How do you classify school sizes and Challenge brackets?

What if my students don’t finish their mission in Intuit Prosperity Quest within 30 minutes? Do their scores still count?

Can I have more details on the prizes for winners?

How do I learn more about Intuit for Education?

Question 2

How are scores calculated?

Accepted Answer

Score-Based Ranking: Schools that meet or exceed their participation rate threshold (above) will then be ranked based on the overall average of their participants’ game scores. The school with the highest game score from each of the three brackets is the winner for their bracket. If there's a tie, additional metrics from Intuit Prosperity Quest such as quiz pass rates will be used to declare the winners.

Question 3

How do you classify school sizes and Challenge brackets?

Accepted Answer

“Small-size” = Grades 9-12 enrollment of 50-500 students“Mid-size” = Grades 9-12 enrollment is between 500-1,000 students“Large-size” = Grades 9-12 enrollment is over 1,000 students

Question 4

What if my students don’t finish their mission in Intuit Prosperity Quest within 30 minutes? Do their scores still count?

Accepted Answer

Their scores will still count; however, students who do not complete all levels of the game will not receive full points. See scoring detail here.

Question 5

Can I have more details on the prizes for winners?

Accepted Answer

Win a school celebration and inspire students to take control of a bright financial future!One small, one medium and one large school will be selected to win a celebration* featuring a special guest (valued at up to $25k, $50k and $100k based on school size)**Prize amounts are estimated and subject to change at Intuit's discretion.

Question 6

How do I learn more about Intuit for Education?

Accepted Answer

Please visit this link to learn more about Intuit for Education.

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