Palatinum is deployed by medical, law, and engineering programs that measure retention and pass rates. A sample of what they're running.
Faculty built a Pharmacology palace covering 1,247 artifacts across 14 rooms. Students averaged 11 revisits per room in the final two weeks. Block exam score distribution shifted up by 28 percentile points relative to the prior year's cohort on the same material.
180 students · spring cohort
Students forked the Constitutional Law palace during bar prep and spent an average of 4.2 hours walking the chambers in the final three weeks. The cohort's first-time pass rate on Constitutional Law questions outperformed the five-year baseline by 14 points.
95 students · bar-prep cycle
The program adopted Palatinum alongside a curriculum restructure that would normally depress FE pass rates for 1-2 cycles. The spatial palace absorbed the structural and geotechnical reorganization and students held pass rates within 1 point of the prior baseline.
60 students · senior design year
Named references available under NDA on request. Co-publication opportunities on all pilot cohorts.
Pilot discounts available for programs willing to co-publish retention and pass-rate outcomes.
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