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College planning for parents and teens

You open the family account and invite your teen. They plan and log; you see the plan, the GPA and what’s coming, without reading their diary.

What you see, and what stays with your teen

Each person sees what their role allows. It isn’t a setting anyone can switch on by mistake.

You see

  • The roadmap and what’s due next
  • The course plan, GPA and graduation checks
  • The confirmed record, hours and recommendations
  • Colleges, deadlines and net price for your income
  • One email every Monday

Stays with your teen unless they share

  • Their weekly log in their own words
  • Voice notes
  • Essay drafts
  • Proof files
  • Personal to-dos
The parent view: Nate’s November focus with what’s coming up, the course plan GPA, what he did this month and recommendations

One email every Monday

What your teen got done, what’s coming up, and one thing to talk about at dinner, in your own language.

The parents’ Monday email: Nate’s weighted GPA, volunteer hours and weeks logged, done this week, coming up, and one thing to talk about

Plan a direction together

Pick an interest your teen has. Direction suggests courses, activities and colleges from their record and public data, and saves it as your suggestion. Your teen decides.

Step 1 of 7
Direction, step 1: Nate’s profile, grade, Current plan and grades, each with Looks right

Made for families new to US college admissions

Every step on the roadmap says why it matters, in plain words. Parents can use the app in English, 中文, Español, 한국어 or Tiếng Việt, each in their own.

The roadmap on a phone: each step with its date and a line on why it matters

Start your family plan

Free to start, no card needed. Set up your teen’s four years in one sitting.

Start your family plan
Pennantist’s Today screen on a phone: November focus, Log this week, and three things coming up from the roadmap