Match to the right degree.
Your interests and strengths are compared with 1,948 U.S. degree programs, so you see more than the few majors everyone already knows.
Find colleges that fit you.
Each recommended program is matched to colleges using real cost, admissions, and graduation data, plus the campus size, setting, and distance you prefer.
Avoid costly detours.
Choosing the wrong major can mean extra semesters, extra debt, and starting over. Start with a clear direction.
Know the cost before you commit.
See the net price, admission rates, and completion rates for each college, so the numbers are on the table early.
Built on trusted public data.
Our matching uses O*NET career data, the national program classification, and the U.S. Department of Education’s College Scorecard.
See why you were matched.
Every recommendation shows what it is based on, so students, parents, and counselors can talk it through.
Made to work with your counselor.
Counselors can run the questionnaire with their students and use the results in planning sessions.
Your privacy comes first.
We never sell student information or use it for advertising. Parents can review or delete their child’s data at any time.
Steps
- Answer a short questionnaire about your interests, strengths, and preferences.
- Discover your top degree programs.
- Explore colleges that fit, with cost and admissions details.
- Talk it through with a counselor and your family.
Choose your path
Students and families:
A free summary of your results, and an optional full report.
Counselors and schools:
Free tools to run the questionnaire and guide every student. No contract required.
Colleges and organizations:
See what students are interested in, in aggregate and without identifying any student.
Questions
Is it free? The questionnaire and a summary of your results are free. The full report is optional.
How long does it take? About 20–30 minutes.
Who sees my answers? You, your parent or guardian, and the counselor at your school. We never sell your information.
Does it guarantee admission or a job? No. It gives you a strong starting point for a better conversation about your future.
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