A personalized grad-school decision guide. You answer a short questionnaire about your career goal, field, background, and finances, and we generate a plan: program paths ranked honestly, readiness gauges, the real cost and debt math, funding options, admissions requirements, and a dated application timeline.

No. It recommends program paths — full-time master's, part-time or online, funded PhD, professional certificate, or no degree — and tells you what to look for in a program. Choosing specific schools depends on fit, funding offers, and your own research, and we won't pretend otherwise.

No. The plan shows what grad school typically costs and how borrowing usually plays out, but decisions about taking on debt belong with a fee-only financial advisor, and program-specific requirements belong with the admissions office.

They're approximate national ranges informed by public sources like the National Center for Education Statistics, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and Federal Student Aid. Tuition, aid, and salaries vary widely by program, field, and region — always verify with the programs you're considering.

The plan will say so. If a certificate, a job change, or a few years of experience would get you to the same goal faster and cheaper, the paths are ranked accordingly and the plan tells you what to do instead. An honest 'not this' is cheaper than two years and a loan balance.

During our introductory period every level is free.

2-6 minutes to answer, and the plan is emailed within a few minutes after that.

We only use your answers to generate your plan, and we deliver it by email. We don't sell your information.