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Demographics
- US domestic (US citizen or permanent resident) or international student
- State/Location of residency:
- Type of high school (or current college for transfers):
- Other special factors: (first generation to college, legacy, recruitable athlete, etc.)
Cost Constraints / Budget
(High school students: please get a budget from your parents and use the Net Price Calculators on the web sites of colleges of interest.)
Intended Major(s)
GPA, Rank, and Test Scores
- Unweighted HS GPA: (calculate it yourself if your high school does not calculate it)
- Weighted HS GPA: (must specify weighting system; note that weighted GPA from the high school is usually not informative, unless aligned with the recalculation used by a college of interest, such as CA, FL, SC public universities)
- College GPA: (for transfer applicants)
- Class Rank:
- ACT/SAT Scores:
High School Coursework (First Year / Frosh / Freshman Applicants and Transfer Applicants for Second Year / Sophomore Entry)
(Indicate advanced level, such as AP, IB, AICE, A-level, or college, courses as well as specifics in each subject)
- English:
- Math: (including highest level course(s) completed)
- Science: (including which ones, such as biology, chemistry, physics)
- History and social studies:
- Language other than English: (including highest level completed)
- Visual or performing arts:
- Other academic courses:
College Coursework (Transfer Applicants)
(Include college courses taken while in high school if not included above.)
- General education course work:
- Major preparation course work:
Awards
Extracurriculars
(Include leadership, summer activities, competitions, volunteering, and work experience)
Essays/LORs/Other
(Optionally, guess how strong these are and include any other relevant information or circumstances.)
Schools
(List of colleges by your initial chance estimate; designate if applying ED/EA/RD; if a scholarship is necessary for affordability, indicate that you are aiming for a scholarship and use the scholarship chance to estimate it into the appropriate group below; also, for colleges that admit by major or division, consider that in chance estimate)
- Assured (100% chance of admission and affordability):
- Extremely Likely:
- Likely:
- Toss-up:
- Lower Probability:
- Low Probability: