prefrosh.ai

Run the student's application past prefrosh.ai's simulated admissions committee for one college and round: five fictional readers (first, second, essay and faculty readers, and a dean who chairs) read it, argue, vote (accept / waitlist or defer / deny), and give the top 3 fixes. It is a simulation, not a prediction. Takes about a minute; the room plays out in the view. Pass the student's own application text exactly as they gave it (essays, activities, grades, scores) in "application"; never write, invent or improve content for them. If they have not shared their application, ask them to paste it first.

Compare 2 to 4 colleges side by side: admit rates by round, SAT/ACT ranges, testing policy, sticker cost, average net price, graduation rate, size and setting. If GPA or scores are given, adds the student's estimated odds (same model as prefrosh.ai/chance).

App-only. The chair writes the debrief.

App-only. Records that a run finished (counts only).

App-only. One reader of the admissions game reads the file.

App-only. The committee meets and votes.

Estimate a student's admission odds at one or more colleges, by round, with a likely range, from GPA and test scores (plus optional class rank, home state, legacy, first-generation, aid). Same model as prefrosh.ai/chance. Always tell the user this is an estimate from grades and scores only; essays, activities and recommendations can move it a lot. Needs at least a GPA or a test score; ask for them if missing rather than guessing.

Show one college as a card: photo or campus map, overall admit rate and admit rate by round (Early Decision, Early Action, Regular Decision) with deadlines, SAT/ACT middle 50%, testing policy, sticker cost, average net price, graduation rate, biggest majors, and a link to its prefrosh.ai page. Use for "tell me about X", "how hard is it to get into X", "what are X's deadlines". Data is from the school's Common Data Set and federal data; cite the prefrosh.ai URL in the result.