Explore and build a college list
Search the college catalog, save colleges, record visits and keep research alongside the student’s interests and preferences. Source years and information that still needs review remain visible.
CollegeReady
Keep the next step in view.
College exploration, student tasks, writing links and application planning in a student and counselor workspace. Built for the work from junior year into senior-year applications.
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See the plan. Keep the work moving.
Bring the student’s next steps and the counselor’s follow-up into a clearer view.
Follow the next task
Keep student tasks and college application checklists together. Counselors and administrators set due dates; students can track completion and see what is coming next.
Keep writing links together
Organize links to Google Docs for résumés, brag sheets and application writing. Students choose documents and explicitly manage sharing; counselors can track review and feedback in the workspace.
Review progress with context
Keep SAT and ACT attempts, course plans, activities and application progress available for the counseling conversation. Staff progress reports help the team identify follow-up work.
A clearer conversation, from research to follow-up.
The student builds the picture
Record interests, research colleges and organize the tasks and writing that need attention.
The team agrees on the next steps
Review plans together and set the dates and follow-up that matter for that student.
Return to the current work
Use the student workspace and staff progress views to see what is complete and what needs another conversation.
CollegeReady tracks planning and progress. It does not submit college or financial-aid applications, confirm an award, or predict admission. Students complete official forms through the relevant provider.
Make the fit clear
before you start.
A pilot needs the right access, a current source review and a clear school owner before it grows.
How we approach school trust- School access. Students see their own records. Authorized counselors and administrators can view and edit all students in their school workspace. Lead-counselor assignments organize responsibility; they do not restrict staff access.
- Current information. College, testing and financial-aid information can refer to different reporting or entry years. Review official sources for the student’s application cycle; a saved estimate is not a guarantee.
- Documents and families. The app tracks document links and review metadata rather than importing essay contents. Google permissions control document access. There is currently no separate family login.
- Pilot readiness. Agree on the participating cohort, permissions, retention, export and support, then complete the remaining beta checks before any wider rollout.
Let’s talk about your counseling workflow.
Tell us how students and counselors keep track of the process today. We’ll review whether a CollegeReady pilot is the right next step.
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