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Colleges filtered to your student
Filters for place, size, cost, admissions, majors and more, plus plain-English search. Add scores and each card says where they fall in the college’s admitted range.
For students and parents
Pick a few filters and save the colleges you like. Each college shows its admit rate, net price, deadlines and essay prompts, with the source and the date we checked.
Used less than half your pass? Get half back.
$14.99 for 30 days
$34.99 for 90 days
One-time payment. Plus tax where applicable.
One student’s list, every search and report included.
No auto-renew.
Real screens from the app, using a fictional student. Open any one to see it larger.
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Filters for place, size, cost, admissions, majors and more, plus plain-English search. Add scores and each card says where they fall in the college’s admitted range.
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Enter your income bracket and see what families like yours paid at each college, not just the sticker price. Where a college doesn’t report it, we say so.
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Supplemental essay prompts with word limits, and Early Decision, Early Action and Regular dates for each college on one timeline.
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Whether a college admits you to the major at entry or asks you to apply to it later, with the college’s own wording.
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Automatic scholarships matched to GPA and test scores, and which AP scores earn credit at each college.
The whole field is searched at once, so great-fit colleges you’ve never heard of show up alongside the familiar ones, with no hours of cross-referencing. Then keep it all in one list.
State, size, cost, major, admit rate, deadlines, AP credit, sports, location and more, in one search or in plain English.
Each college shows where your student’s scores fall in its admitted range.
What families in your income bracket paid, and the merit aid your student appears to qualify for.
Save the colleges you like with notes, and compare your finalists side by side.
Essay prompts, every deadline on one timeline, and an application plan for each college.
Open any college on the list as one page you can print or save.
Student pass
$14.99 one-time
Plus tax where applicable.
Used less than half your pass? Get half back.
Student pass
$34.99 one-time
Plus tax where applicable.
Used less than half your pass? Get half back.
Account holder must be 18+. A parent or guardian can buy a pass for their student, and an adult student can buy their own. If less than half of your pass period has passed, we refund half the price. All plans. Are you a counselor? See the Counselor plan.
No. It compares your student’s scores and GPA with the ranges each college publishes. It doesn’t predict admission decisions.
Each fact shows the date we checked it. Deadlines were last checked 2026-10-09. Colleges change their pages, so confirm important dates on the college’s own site; every fact links to it.
The app says “not on file” instead of guessing.
No. It is a one-time payment for 30 or 90 days. If less than half of the period has passed, we refund half the price.
A parent or guardian, or a student who is 18 or older. The account holder must be 18+, and the student may use it.
Our privacy policy says what we store and how it is used.
Scripted browser on the live app with a test student, from opening the search page to the tenth college saved: three filters (state, public or private, admit rate band), then Add to list on ten results. Three runs, median reported. The script clicks without reading, so it counts waiting for the app and not time spent reading cards. Date measured: 2026-10-20. Runs: 23, 19, 19 seconds. Your time will depend on how long you spend reading.
30 days for $14.99, or 90 days for $34.99. One-time payment.
Used less than half your pass? Get half back.
Sources: every fact shows its source and the date we checked it. Deadlines, essay prompts, AP credit and how to apply to a major come from the college’s own pages, saved and quoted word for word (deadlines last checked 2026-10-09; Common App essay prompts 2026-10-19). Net price, graduation rates, earnings and enrollment come from the U.S. Department of Education (College Scorecard and IPEDS). Admitted GPA and test ranges and the share of need met come from each college’s Common Data Set, with its year shown; we link 677 colleges’ sets. When we don’t hold a fact, the app says “not on file.” How we verify