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Thea is Smarter Than Ever!

If you've used Thea recently, you might've noticed things feel a lot smarter. That's not just your imagination. Our engineering team has been working behind the scenes to upgrade how Thea thinks, adapts, and supports you.

Our Smart Study feature has leveled up. You still get AI-powered questions that adapt to your learning, but now, you have even more control over how difficult your study sessions are—and what kinds of questions you're getting.

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✦ Stamped & approved Greece — Country of the Month
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Students in Greece Love Thea! Let's Take a Trip

Every month we visit one corner of the map where Thea students are thriving. This month: Greece. Where the Panhellenic exams are a rite of passage, and summer revision happens somewhere between the shade and the sea. We look at what Greek students study most, and pick up a few tips worth importing.

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