About 5 minutes. Add what you have and skip what you don’t. We turn it into a list of colleges sorted by how well they fit, with the reasons shown.
Choose how your grades are reported. We never convert them into a US GPA. Instead we estimate where you stand among your own classmates or national cohort, using published distributions, and compare that with what each school reports about its enrolled class.
If you enter a class rank, we use it instead of converting your grade. Where we have a published national distribution for your grading system (Korean 내신, IB, German Abitur, French Baccalauréat, Australian ATAR, CBSE 90%+, Taiwan 學測, Hong Kong DSE) we can estimate where you stand without a rank.
Optional. Most U.S. colleges let you apply without SAT or ACT, but many still publish a score range.
ACT, AP and IB subject scores are not used for matching yet. Your English test score is compared with each school’s stated minimum where we have it.
Add up to 10, most important first. Any country, any kind: school clubs, research, work, family duties, sports, volunteering, art, military service, self-study.
We use activity types and keywords only to suggest fields of study to look at. They do not change where a school is placed, and we cannot judge essays, recommendations or context from the outside.