More than half of every post, comment, and contributor at the master level still comes from Schweser. April delivered 176 posts, 309 comments, 124 contributors — within the steady 2-year band — with $88,702 in tracked monthly attribution and 3,245 active users on a 24,485-strong alumni base.
2025 baseline shows the full prior year; 2026 partial line shows what we've recorded Jan–Apr.
Schweser is the closest thing Kaplan Community has to an established, self-sustaining online forum. It carries the volume that makes the master numbers look the way they do — and it does it consistently. Across all of 2025, monthly contributors hovered in the 130–330 band, posts in the 350–700 band, comments in the 430–1,200 band. April 2026 sits squarely inside that band: 124 contributors, 176 posts, 309 comments.
The 2026 storyline is membership growth, not engagement amplitude. Alumni jumped from 19,455 in April 2025 to 24,485 in April 2026 — a 26% expansion of the addressable pool in twelve months. Students enrolled climbed from 7,500 (Apr 2025) to 25,658 (Apr 2026). The active-user count tracks: 1,384 → 3,245, more than doubling YoY.
Adoption rate stays in the 38–42% band — meaningfully above the 25% community-wide goal. If we're hunting for what "achieved adoption" looks like at scale, Schweser is the existence proof: the same exam-cycle behaviors, the same Schweser-customer page activity, applied to a 6× larger student cohort, and the rate holds.