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
Teaganalexis
SDSU


Accepted to SDSU, UC Irvine, UC Riverside , San Diego

Aspiring entrepreneur, dog lover, vanilla iced coffee drinker
Isandres2
Williams


Accepted to Utah, Colorado, Colby, Williams, SMCVT

Hi! I go by Izi and I am a current student at Williams College Class of 2019. I hope to be a biology or sociology major with a neuroscience concentration. I am on the NCAA Division 1 alpine ski team here.
ann7342
JHU


Accepted to JHU

Hello! I will be a freshman at JHU majoring in Cognitive Neuroscience
Nathaliee
Brown


Accepted to Brown, Duke, UT Austin, Northwestern

Economics and Psychology major. Interested in Behavioral Economics!
DivyaManiar
Brown


Accepted to Brown

Singaporean student headed to Brown University. I'm intending to major in Philosophy and English.
calc
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
chmo
Stanford


Accepted to Stanford, Cornell, Harvey Mudd, Cambridge, CMU, UMich, UCLA

I love robots and languages! Feel free to ask me for any advice.
Maroon
UChicago


Accepted to UChicago, UC Berkeley, UCLA, USC, UCSD, UC Irvine

2016 Crazy Ways to Get into College! You Won't Believe #189! Counselors Hate Him! [clickbait aside, I'm a recent high school graduate, so the pains of the college admissions process are still fresh for me. I've got a bunch of advice to give! :D]
allarice
Harvard


Accepted to Harvard, Yale, Stanford, UChicago, UMich, Northeastern, UC Berkeley

Harvard, Yale, Stanford. A kinda boring student, really leaned on those essays. Thrilled to be at university (still) and excited to help other students navigate this process!