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Changing Policies Around the Usage of AI in College Admissions and How it Will Affect Your Child

About Appily

The road to college can be uncertain and confusing for families. We built Appily to help you and your student confidently navigate the college search process. With resources to plan, decide, and apply to college, Appily is the all-in-one and only tool you'll need.

 

What you can do with Appily:

Explore Colleges

Appily provides an extensive database of colleges and universities, making exploring and comparing different institutions easier than ever. See acceptance rates, application deadlines, tuition, demographic information, and more.

Take Virtual College Tours

Don't let distance hold your student back from exploring college campuses. Discover the perfect college through the convenience of virtual college tours. Our immersive virtual tours bring college campuses to life, helping your student make the right choice from anywhere.

Find Scholarships

Appily makes the scholarship search process hassle-free by providing a comprehensive database of scholarship opportunities. Easily filter scholarships based on interests, qualifications, and goals. 

Take a College Fit Quiz

Take Appily's user-friendly quiz to discover perfect college matches. By answering a series of questions about preferences, goals, and interests, the quiz provides personalized recommendations tailored to your child's unique profile. 

FAFSA Resources

Financial barriers shouldn't prevent students from pursuing their dreams. Our resources guide your family through the FAFSA application process, helping you maximize your student's eligibility for financial aid.

Student Mental Health Resources

The journey to college shouldn't be overshadowed by worry about mental health. We're here to help you support your student with our resources. From advice on recognizing an anxiety disorder to directories of services for underrepresented groups, our tools exist to help families navigate stress and prioritize student well-being. 

General Articles & Resources

We believe that every student deserves the opportunity to pursue their dreams. Our mission is to empower parents like you with the knowledge and tools to guide your high schooler through the college search and application process with confidence.

Visit our Article & Resource hub to get:

  • Curated Content: We handpick articles and resources tailored to your needs with the goal of helping you support your student in their journey. 
  • Expert Guidance: Benefit from the insights of experienced educators, college counselors, and financial aid experts.
  • Timely Updates: Stay up-to-date with the latest news, application deadlines, and financial aid opportunities.

Our Partners

At Appily, we understand that success in the college search and application process is a collaborative effort. That's why we've teamed up with a network of esteemed partners who share our commitment to empowering students and parents on their college journey.

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Joon delivers effective one-on-one therapy in a platform teens and young adults love. Your student will meet with a dedicated therapist over video and practice skills that are aligned to their personal therapy goals.

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Collegewise offers 1:1 Admissions Counseling and Tutoring and Test Prep to help students gain admission to their top college choices. With a 92% success rate and over 28K admits and counting, Collegewise is a great resource for parents to invest in a simpler, more strategic application for their student. Schedule a free consultation with a program advisor and you and your student can discover Collegewise's college application support and leading counseling programs.

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CollegeAdvisor.com provides personalized, effective, and accessible college admissions advising to students from all backgrounds. Their team has helped students gain admission to every Ivy League and Top 50 school. On average, CollegeAdvisor.com students are over three times more likely to get into top schools including Stanford, UPenn, and Vanderbilt.