Your priorities · optional and private
Decide what deserves your attention.
Note interests, practical limits and what matters most. It shapes what you look at first, without predicting admission, scoring colleges, or sending personal information anywhere.
Don't enter a student's name, high school, transcript, address, birth date, or contact information. Everything here stays in this browser and is included only if you export My list.
Academic direction
Interests can change.
Academic context · optional
Numbers, with their definitions.
Test comparisons are mechanical comparisons with a college's published range—not reach, match, safety, or an admission probability. GPAs are not compared across incompatible school scales.
Place and cost
The practical boundaries.
Budget is a planning input, not a filter based on average net price. Use each college's net-price calculator and the cost planner.
Family priorities
How much each one matters.
Importance helps you decide what to look at first. It never scores or ranks colleges.