Thinking about your future?
Join students and families receiving top-tier college counseling at simple prices.

We know college admissions isn’t easy.
Filled with conflicting advice and inflated expectations, today’s college admissions landscape can be overwhelming. While high-quality college counseling costs $10,000 per year, we leverage proprietary technology and research to bring your family premium and affordable service.

We provide everything you need to succeed.
We've bundled experience, tools, and strategy into a single platform that meets your needs. Here’s a peek at some of the features:
For Students

Real Application Library
Access 20+ real applications and see their admissions results

CommonApp Builder
Fill in your application to receive feedback and suggestions

Essay Assistance
Perfect and refine your essays with our essay editing tools
and For Families

100+ Colleges
Find detailed profiles of the top 100 colleges and build your list

Personalized Counseling Team
Receive guidance from a team of human and AI counselors

Schedule management
Stay on track for your goals through smart reminders
We make your road to college 3 simple steps.

Plan
Discover your interests, map out your plans, and gain clarity.

Prepare
Create and work towards an application that represents you best.

Apply
Submit applications with confidence and maximize your opportunities.
Your ticket to your future starts here.

Starting from
- Expert Counseling from Our Team
- AI-Powered Essay Editor
- 24/7 Assistance from an AI Counselor
- Adaptive Progress Tracking
- Advanced Application Builder
- Access to 20+ Real Applications
Meet the Founder
Having lived in multiple states and guided countless students, Sam saw how unfair the college admissions process could be. Students with great stories and potential were disadvantaged by factors beyond their control. Meanwhile, highly exclusive counselors promised to offer secrets and advantages to reaching top institutions. He built CollegeSimple to open up a simple and authentic, yet powerful path to college. Sam currently studies engineering at Brown University, and is always open to giving advice.

Frequently asked questions
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