Stop Deciding on a Feeling.
Compare on 42 Criteria.
Two offers, one decision, four years of your life. The comparison tool makes you score each school on the things you said mattered - before the campus visit high wears off - and then lays them out side by side so the answer is visible instead of agonised over.
Touch the real thing - no account needed
This is the one tool you can use before you sign up. We keep a sample athlete's comparison open to everyone: real NCAA programs, example ratings, the actual working comparison screen. Click through it, see how the categories add up, then decide whether it's worth ten minutes to build your own.
Open the sample comparison Clearly labelled as sample data - it is not, and never becomes, a real athlete's private list.From Gut Feeling to Something You Can Defend
The whole point is to write down what matters while you're still thinking clearly.
Track a few colleges
Anything on your college list can be rated. Most families start rating seriously once a school reaches a visit or an offer.
Score what matters
Rate the school on up to 42 criteria grouped into nine categories: academics and support, athletic program, your sport fit, coaching relationship, financial and NIL, housing and campus life, location and lifestyle, post-graduation, and an overall read.
Skip what doesn't
You are never forced to fill in all 42. Rate the criteria you have an opinion about and leave the rest blank - the comparison shows what you actually know.
Put them side by side
Pick the schools you're choosing between and read them in one table, category by category, with the gaps showing exactly where one school beats another.
What the Comparison Actually Does
Honest list - these are the features that exist today.
A tip from families who've done this: rate a school within a day or two of the visit, and rate the categories your family disagrees about first. The disagreements are where the decision actually lives.
The rest of the toolkit
Every tool works with the same college list, so what you add in one shows up in the others.
Make the Decision With Evidence
Explore the sample first if you want. When you're ready, a free account gets you your own list, your own ratings, and a comparison nobody else can see.
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