How It Works: High School
Step 1
Discover Mentors
Get to know college students by unlocking profiles and reading their successful application materials.
Step 2
Personalized Advice
Send a chat message to college students who are similar to you. Get advice tailored to your needs.
Step 3
Find Your Fit
Build a mentor-mentee relationship. Get to know the ins and outs of your dream school from an insider.
Sample Conversations
Featured Mentors
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UChicago


Accepted to UChicago, Vanderbilt, Illinois

I'm proud to be a Maroon, and am really appreciative of the opportunities I have here at the University of Chicago
2020Vision
UPenn


Accepted to UPenn

I'm your average bubble tea fanatic that somehow got into Penn...
jbart
Stanford


Accepted to Stanford, Washington, Cal Poly

I am a freshman at Stanford University and am interested in Biology and Computer Science.
ash15
UCSC


Accepted to UCSC, UCSB, NYU, SDSU, Cal Poly Pomona, UCSD

Hi! I attended an all-girls private Catholic High School in which I excelled in ECs while maintaining a decent GPA in the hardest courses my school offered. Please choose me as a mentor, I have a lot of helpful advice even if my stats aren't similar.
vzjump
Yale


Accepted to Yale, Emory, UC Berkeley, UCLA, USC

Rising sophomore at Yale University interested in public health policy
Nathaliee
Brown


Accepted to Brown, Duke, UT Austin, Northwestern

Economics and Psychology major. Interested in Behavioral Economics!
mmc2020
USC


Accepted to USC, UC Berkeley, UCLA, UCSD, Pepperdine, CSULB, CSULA

I a USC Alumni ('19) with a BA in Communication. I'd be happy to read essays for development and word cutting to match word count. Recently helped sister gain admission to Columbia
janetzhang321
Columbia


Accepted to Columbia, Fordham, Northeastern, Binghamton

Columbia Student studying Computer Science and Political Science
jzee
USC


Accepted to USC, Washington, UCSD

One of 22 students studying arts, technology, and business in the selective Iovine and Young Academy at USC!