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We'll ask you directly. You tell us what you love, what comes easy, what makes you lose track of time.
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Tell me about something you made, built, wrote, or figured out that you are proud of.
It does not have to be big. It just has to be yours.
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What do you customize, tweak, or redo even when no one asks you to?
Could be anything — a setup, a routine, a document, a room. What do you keep adjusting?
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What have you built, designed, or created — digital or physical — where you surprised yourself with what you finished?
Could be something you made for fun, for school, for someone else, or just to see if you could.
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What have you built that didn't work the first time?
Do you enjoy figuring out why something broke? What did you do about it?
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If you could design the city or town you'd live in after college, what would it feel like?
Think about energy, pace, weather, size — what makes a place feel like yours.
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When you think about going to college, what are you most nervous about?
Pick everything that feels true. You can add your own below.
Making friends
Keeping up academically
Being far from home
Finding the right major
Fitting in socially
Managing on my own
Feeling like I belong
My mental health
Picking the wrong school
Living with a roommate
Getting lost in a big school
Starting over socially
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What's something you built, fixed, led, created, or finally figured out?
What part was harder than people realize? What did you learn about yourself?
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What are you proud of that wouldn't show up on a transcript?
What did you do when no one was watching?
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What topic makes you lose track of time?
What do you read, watch, build, debate, or research just because you want to?
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What responsibilities do you have at home, if any?
Only share this if it feels relevant to you. Totally fine to skip.
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Where do you feel most like yourself?
What kind of people bring out your best? What drains you?
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Tell one of these stories like you're texting a friend.
This helps your essay sound like you, not like an adult wrote it. No need to be polished.
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Tell us your name and grade.
This is just for your Lifescape. Nothing is permanent. Nothing commits you to anything.
First name
Grade
Select grade
Grade 7
Grade 8
Grade 9
Grade 10
Grade 11
Grade 12
GPA (optional)
Unweighted
Weighted
Unweighted = 4.0 scale · Weighted = 5.0 scale with AP/IB
How should your report refer to you?
Optional — this is only used for how we write your report.
He / Him
She / Her
They / Them
Prefer not to say
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Three quick questions.
No right answers. This just helps us show you the most relevant tiles first.
When you have free time, you're more likely to be...
Making or building something
Moving — sports, dance, fitness
Thinking, reading, figuring things out
Being with people
Right now you'd describe yourself as...
I know what I'm into
Still figuring it out
A little of both
You work best...
On my own
With other people
Depends on the day
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What sounds interesting?
Tap what feels true — things you love, have never tried, or are simply curious about.
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One more thing. This part is different.
Not what you do — how you see yourself.
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Ten quick statements.
Rate how well each describes you. No right answers.
Not like me at all
Not like me
Neutral
Like me
Very much like me
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I see myself as someone who
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I see myself as someone who
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I see myself as someone who
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I see myself as someone who has
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Please answer all 10 statements before continuing.
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Which of these worlds feels most like yours?
Choose one — or two if you genuinely live in both.
The World of Medicine
MDs, DOs, dentists, orthodontists, surgeons — the long residency and licensure path
The World of Healing
RN, PA, acupuncture, naturopathic care — hands-on patient care, faster than medicine
The World of Therapy
Speech, occupational, physical, rehab — rebuilding function, not diagnosing
The World of Technology
Building systems, software, engineering futures
The World of Money
Finance, banking, accounting, investments — from private equity and commodities trading to managing family generational wealth
The World of Ideas
Research, academia, knowledge, discovery
The World of Persuasion
Marketing, media, storytelling, brand
The World of Justice
Law, policy, advocacy, social change
The World of Building
Architecture, design, construction, real estate, making
The World of Civic Life
Government, service, community, leadership
The World of Beauty
Arts, fashion, aesthetics, creative expression
The World of Business
Entrepreneurship, leadership, strategy, scale
The World of Competition
Sport, performance, winning, the score
The World of Service
Military, discipline, mission, leadership under pressure
The World of Making
Manufacturing, engineering, hands-on production
The World of Food
Agriculture, culinary, supply chain, the table
The World of Hospitality
Travel, guest experience, events, welcome
The World of Energy
Power, infrastructure, the systems that run everything
The World of Logistics
Movement, supply chain, getting things where they need to be
The World of Biomanufacturing
Making the medicines, vaccines, and therapies the world depends on — a real career pathway that doesn't require a 4-year degree to start
Please select at least one world before continuing.
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A few things about your school days.
Nothing here is required. Answer what feels true — skip the rest.
Which classes come easily to you, or you genuinely enjoy?
English
History / Social Studies
Math
Biology
Chemistry / Physics
Foreign Language
Art / Design
Music / Theater
Computer Science
Business / Economics
Engineering / Shop
Psychology
None of these stand out to me — that's okay
What's something you're genuinely good at — in or out of school?
What part of the school day do you actually look forward to?
A specific class
Sports or a club
Lunch, honestly — the social part
Free period / time to think
Something else
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Tell us about the college experience you want.
None of this is binding. It just helps us find schools that actually fit.
What kind of campus feels right?
Big university
20,000+ students — big game days, full experience
Medium
Big enough to explore, small enough to matter
Small campus
I want to know my professors
Where in the country do you want to go?
Click the map to select regions. You can choose more than one.
New England
CT · MA · ME · NH · RI · VT
Northeast
NY · NJ · PA
Mid-Atlantic
DC · DE · MD · VA · WV
Southeast
AL · AR · FL · GA · KY · LA · MS · NC · SC · TN
Midwest
IA · IL · IN · KS · MI · MN · MO · ND · NE · OH · SD · WI
Rocky Mountains
CO · ID · MT · NV · UT · WY
Pacific Northwest
OR · WA
California
CA
Southwest
AZ · NM · OK · TX
Military Service
Federal & senior military colleges
What's your social vibe?
Big Greek life and social scene
Social but academics come first
I'm going to work, not party
Schools in your range
Does religious affiliation matter to your college search?
Yes — it matters
Show me schools that match my tradition or community
No — not a factor
Religious affiliation won't affect my college list
Select your tradition or community
Catholic
Notre Dame, Georgetown, Boston College, Gonzaga, Villanova, Loyola, Marquette, Fordham, Creighton, Duquesne
Jewish
Brandeis, Yeshiva — or any university with a Very Strong or Strong Hillel community and significant Jewish enrollment
Strong Jewish community (secular)
Not seeking a religious institution — but want a campus with active Jewish student life, Hillel, and Jewish peers
Methodist
Duke, Emory, Boston University, SMU, Northwestern, American, Ohio Wesleyan, Elon, High Point, Wesleyan
Baptist
Baylor, Wake Forest, Belmont, Furman, Wofford, Stetson
Evangelical / Non-Denominational
Wheaton, Biola, Calvin, Gordon, Cedarville, Regent
Lutheran
St. Olaf, Valparaiso, Augustana, Gettysburg, California Lutheran
Presbyterian
Davidson, Macalester, Centre College, College of Wooster
LDS / Latter-day Saints
Brigham Young University
Quaker / Friends
Swarthmore, Haverford, Earlham
Episcopal / Anglican
University of the South (Sewanee), Kenyon
Church of Christ
Pepperdine, Lipscomb, Abilene Christian
Seventh-day Adventist
Andrews University, Walla Walla, Southern Adventist
General Christian / Any Protestant
Any school with a Christian campus culture — all denominations welcome
Secular preferred
Schools without a strong religious institutional identity
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Where do you live?
Your ZIP code helps us find industries and opportunities your region — ones most people never think to look for.
ZIP code
Nearby industries detected
Anywhere else that feels like home?
Family in other cities, a place you grew up, somewhere you always end up. Completely optional — but it helps us show more paths.
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One more thing
When you imagine yourself five years from now, what does the setting feel like?
Pick the one that feels most true — not most impressive.
Somewhere I've never been before, building something completely new
A city I've always been drawn to, finally living there on my own terms
Back somewhere familiar, but I'll have changed enough that it feels different
Close to home — the people and places I love are part of who I want to become
I honestly don't know yet — and that feels right for now
When you think about where you grew up, what's the honest feeling?
Pick the one that feels most true.
It made me who I am and I want to go further than it can take me
It's home — I'll always come back to it, even if I leave for a while
It's where my best opportunities actually are, and I know it
It's complicated — there's love there but also reasons to go
I'm ready to be somewhere that doesn't know my history
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How would you like your Lifescape?
You can always read both. Your counselor receives everything automatically.
A first look
1 page
Three industry clusters, your trajectory, and what's your region. Built for a 90-second read.
Your Lifescape, in full
Deep dive
Complete analysis — career emergence, industry intelligence, combination insights, and your life trajectory map.
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Recommended
Quick read for you, full Lifescape for your counselor and parent. Everyone sees what they need.
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Building your landscape
Reading who you are...
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This is what we found in this moment, based on what you shared. Your Lifescape is not fixed. It evolves when you do.
A first look
In full
Where you may fit
Counselor view
For you
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Your three clusters
Generating your clusters...
Your industry landscape is being built.
Your life geography
Your trajectory
Building your trajectory...
Your Region
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Locating nearby industries...
Schools that fit your Lifescape
Full matches in the "Where you fit" tab.
ACT IX — THE TWO-YEAR MOVE
There is more to your Lifescape. Your counselor has the full picture.
Character
Your portrait is generating...
Drives
Your industry landscape
Generating your landscape...
Your full Lifescape is building in the background.
Possible Vectors
What we found when things combined
Directions worth writing about
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Who You Are · Where You Place Yourself · Who's in the Room
Path One
Stay Close
Path Two
Leave and Return
Path Three
Leave and Stay Gone
Your life geography
Your trajectory
Building your trajectory...
Emerging signals
ACT IX — THE TWO-YEAR MOVE
Schools matched to your Lifescape
Finding your schools...
Your college matches are generating in the background.
Additional matches
Schools most families haven't considered — matched precisely to what you shared.
Three paths. One decision.
Path One
Stay Close
Path Two
Leave and Return
Path Three
Leave and Stay Gone
Student profile
RIASEC profile
University match flags
Combination unlocks fired
Academic affinity
Synthesis brief
Generating...
Occupation intelligence
Generating...
Same fit, different size
Generating...
Where this path actually lives
Counselor action prompts
Essay topic intelligence
School recommendations
Generating...
Additional matches — 5 specialist picks
Schools with precise specialty alignment. Family sees the top 2 — all 5 are here for your use.
Three trajectory paths — for the family conversation
Path One
Stay Close
Ask the family: does this feel true before naming any school?
Path Two
Leave and Return
Ask where “return” means to them — it may not be the ZIP they came from.
Path Three
Leave and Stay Gone
Name this without apology. For some students it is the highest expression of ambition.
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