Every plan is personalized to the student's record, interests, priorities, and the family budget.
Features | Snapshot | Plan | Playbook |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Figuring out what kind of list makes sense | Building the list and starting applications | Running application season with zero surprises |
| Get Snapshot | Get Plan | Get Playbook | |
| Number of Questions | 6 | 11 | 14 |
| Analysis Depth | Brief | Moderate | Extensive |
| Microsite | Summary site | Summary site with analysis | Summary site with analysis, checklist and calendar |
| List Strategy, Ranked 4-6 school types scored honestly for the student, with the reach/match/likely balance | |||
| Position Gauges Dial gauges for academic position, affordability, and timeline readiness | |||
| Application Timeline Dated checklist from today through deadlines and decision day | |||
| Net Price Reality What your budget band typically pays at each school type, after grants | — | ||
| Admissions Strategy Early decision, early action, regular, and test-optional for this student | — | ||
| Essays and Recommendations Topic discovery, drafting rhythm, and how to ask recommenders | — | ||
| Application Kit Accounts, transcripts, scores, essays, and aid forms by category | — | — | |
| School Comparison What to check for each school type and where to verify it | — | — | |
| Positioning The narrative thread, honest presentation, and what not to do | — | — | |
| Plan-B Scenarios Deferrals, waitlists, aid that falls short, gap years, and transfer paths | — | — |
Figuring out what kind of list makes sense
6 questions • Brief analysis
Summary site
Building the list and starting applications
11 questions • Moderate analysis
Summary site with analysis
Running application season with zero surprises
14 questions • Extensive analysis
Summary site with analysis, checklist and calendar