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COLLEGE LIST · READINESS TRACKER

From your list to an acceptance letter.

Add your GPA, scores, and schools. See how you compare at each one, then finish one step at a time until you apply.

Estimate based on your academics and the school admit rate. It is not an official chance of admission.

How College Readiness helps you plan your list

College list dashboard with planning labels and estimated fit for six schools

See where you stand

Each school gets a planning label and an estimated fit.

Student filling a test sheet to close a score gap

Close the gap

Work on what you can still change. A grade, a test score, or a tutor from Varsity Tutors when the gap is large.

Student reading a college acceptance letter

Raise your chances

Finish testing, transcript, recommendations, writing, and aid. Each step raises your chance of getting in.

YOUR LIST

Your list, your academics, and one next step.

Your list holds the schools. Your academics set the fit at each one. From those two, you get one next step.

YOUR COLLEGE LIST

Compare schools and finish what each one requires.

Add a GPA so each school can get a planning label. The estimate uses admit rate and SAT or ACT mid-50 ranges. College Readiness tracks required steps such as testing, transcript, recommendations, writing, and aid. The percent is an estimate. It is not an official chance of admission.

Compare view of a college list with checklists, ACT ranges, planning labels, and estimated fit percents
Student meeting a Varsity Tutors tutor beside a College Readiness study plan

WHEN A GAP IS CLEAR

See what to study, then get a tutor if you need one.

College Readiness looks for gaps you can still change, such as SAT Math or a current course grade. It shows a short next step first. It points to Varsity Tutors only when that gap needs a person.

YOUR DATES

Download dates and save them to your calendar.

Each school has due dates for tests, recommendations, writing, and apply. Download a calendar file, or add a reminder in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook.

  • Calendar file
  • Apple Calendar
  • Google Calendar
  • Outlook Calendar
Desk calendar marked with test, recommendation, writing, apply, and submission dates

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps to a ready list.

  1. Add your list.

    GPA, tests, and the schools you want.

  2. See the fit.

    Planning labels, score ranges, and required tasks.

  3. Finish the next task.

    One task at a time, in the order each school needs.

START WITH YOUR LIST

Your college list should come with a plan.

Start my list