See Where Your Recruitment
Actually Is
A list of colleges tells you who. A map tells you where - and geography decides a lot of this: which visits you can drive to, which ones cost a flight, how often your family can watch you play. Every school you track appears as a pin, coloured by the stage you set.
Three Steps to a Map of Your Recruitment
The map is built from your college list - there is nothing separate to maintain.
Track your colleges
Add schools to your list from the college database. Each one carries its real campus location, so it lands on the map in the right place without you typing an address.
Set each school's stage
The stage you choose sets the pin colour. Early-interest schools, actively recruiting schools, and offers all read differently at a glance.
Read the geography
Zoom around and click a pin for the school's details. Cluster of pins in one state? That's a visit trip. One lonely pin across the country? That's a conversation with your family.
What the Map Actually Shows
Only what's really there - no imaginary heat maps or travel estimates.
Worth knowing: a school only appears on the map once we have campus coordinates for it. Almost every program in the database does, but if a pin is missing that's why - the school is still on your list and still fully tracked.
The rest of the toolkit
Every tool works with the same college list, so what you add in one shows up in the others.
Put Your List on the Map
Create a free account, add the schools you're talking to, and see your recruitment laid out across the country in about five minutes.
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