How it works
You give us the inputs. We do the rest.
You hand us a few inputs, plus your transcript for a Full Plan, and your finished report arrives by email. Here is what happens at each step.
Step 1
Tell us your goals
Your school, major, student type, planning horizon, and one to three ranked goals. For a Full Plan, your transcript too.
Step 2
We research the public record
Catalogs, posted syllabi, public course schedules, articulation guidance, and student-review sites, read, re-expressed, and linked.
Step 3
You get a sourced, sequenced plan
A scored report that vets each viable course and section on observable axes and lays out a term-by-term plan. It arrives by email.
The details
What happens at each step.
About you
The basics
Your current school, your major, whether you are a freshman, transferring out, or transferring in, and how far ahead you are planning: next term, next year, or a full plan.
Your goals
Ranked, in your words
Add one to three goals and rank them: GPA stability, research experience, writing development, career preparation, lighter workload, schedule flexibility. Everything in the report is scored relative to these.
Transcript · required for Full Plan, optional for Course Check
Parsed, then confirmed by you
Upload a transcript (PDF or image) and we parse the courses you have completed, then show them back to you to confirm or correct before anything continues. Full Plan plans from this, so it is required there; Course Check can use it for prerequisite context, or you can skip it. Your transcript is deleted after your report is delivered.
Courses to analyze · Course Check only
The classes you are weighing
On Course Check, add the course code and title, plus any instructor names you already know. Do not know who is teaching? Leave it as "unknown" and the research step discovers who has recently taught it from public schedules. On Full Plan you skip this entirely; we derive your remaining course list for you.
Then
Your report arrives by email
Once you confirm your inputs, we get to work and deliver your finished report to your inbox. The three steps above are what every report is built to do.