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AdmitPath reviews high-school applicant profiles across seven planning dimensions, generates a prioritized action plan, and provides an always-available AI guidance tool for families seeking a more accessible supplement to school counseling.
Access to individualized college guidance varies widely. AdmitPath offers structured planning tools that can supplement, but do not replace, a qualified school or independent counselor.
The 7-dimension scoring framework is calibrated against the published Common Data Set Section C7 admissions-factor weightings of 40 top US colleges. Per-school overlays adjust the default weights for schools where we have school-specific CDS data. Methodology is publicly documented at admith.vercel.app/methodology.
Free plan: 5 profile analyses, 5 essay reviews, 5 counselor chat messages, and 8 saved colleges. Pro is $19.99/month and removes those Free-plan caps while adding the current personalized planning tools.
AdmitPath is a college admissions planning platform that reviews high-school applicant profiles across seven dimensions: academic rigor, leadership, awards, activity depth, spike, essay quality, and recommendations. The product uses documented scoring rules and available Common Data Set Section C7 factors to provide a prioritized action plan, essay feedback, a college list builder, and an always-available AI guidance tool. It supplements rather than replaces qualified counseling. Free plan available; Pro plan is $19.99/mo.
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A current high school student built an AI college-planning platform to make structured guidance more accessible. The founder is using the same planning tools while navigating the application process.
Target outlets: Local: Sarasota Herald-Tribune, Tampa Bay Times. National: Forbes 30 Under 30, WSJ high-schooler entrepreneur features, EdSurge, TechCrunch.
AdmitPath combines documented scoring rules, public Common Data Set factors, and guided planning tools for $19.99/mo. It is designed as an accessible supplement to qualified counseling, not a promise of equivalent outcomes.
Target outlets: Business: Forbes, Bloomberg, Business Insider. EdTech: EdSurge, The74, Inside Higher Ed.
AdmitPath analyzed aggregate data from its worksheet users and found that overcoming-adversity essays are the most common angle (23% of submissions) but show average admit correlation at selective schools. Intellectual curiosity and unconventional interest angles correlate highest with admits.
Target outlets: Education: The Hechinger Report, The Atlantic (education), NPR Education. Data: FiveThirtyEight, Vox.
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