College Research Resource
Direct students to searchable college and university profiles with consistent information.
For High School Teachers
Bring structured college planning into the classroom.
Give students a reliable place to research colleges and universities, compare options, review scholarships, and understand the steps ahead while you reinforce college readiness through classroom activities and referrals to counseling resources.
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Howard University
Washington, DC • Private HBCU
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Application DeadlineJan 15
Scholarships12 Available
Campus VisitNot Scheduled
Application Progress72%
SCSpelman CollegeAtlanta, GA • Private HBCU
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DeadlineFeb 1
Top MatchBiology
Net Price$28.4K
Scholarship MatchNew opportunities for your profile
12 scholarships available
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Introduce
Give students a consistent starting point for college research.
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Guide
Use college-planning resources to support classroom activities.
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Reinforce
Help students understand deadlines, scholarships, and next steps.
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Refer
Connect students to counselors when individualized support is needed.
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The Problem
College readiness shows up in the classroom, even when college counseling is not your job.
Students ask teachers about majors, schools, scholarships, essays, and deadlines. Without a shared planning resource, those conversations can depend on whatever information is easiest to find in the moment.
- ✓A consistent college and university research resource for students
- ✓Planning content that can reinforce college-readiness lessons
- ✓Scholarship and deadline information students can review independently
- ✓A clearer handoff to counselors for individualized planning support
Built For Educators
Resources that support college readiness without turning teachers into counselors.
The educator experience should make it easier to introduce reliable college-planning information and point students toward structured next steps.
Planning Checklists
Use student-facing planning resources to reinforce the sequence of college-preparation tasks.
Scholarship Resources
Share a central scholarship directory instead of maintaining separate lists.
Majors & Career Exploration
Connect classroom interests with majors, career pathways, and salary information.
Deadline Awareness
Reinforce the importance of application and scholarship timelines without managing every student record.
Counselor Collaboration
Support a common planning process while counselors provide individualized guidance and future student-tracking support.
Why It Matters
A shared planning language helps the whole school support students.
Teachers can strengthen college readiness by reinforcing research, preparation, and follow-through while keeping counseling responsibilities with the appropriate school team.
Consistency
Students hear the same core planning information across settings.
Independence
Students have a place to continue research outside class.
Connection
Academic interests can be linked to majors and career pathways.
Collaboration
Teachers and counselors can support different parts of the same student journey.
Educator Interest
Help shape College Deadline for schools.
Join the educator interest list for product updates, pilot opportunities, planning resources, and feedback sessions as school-facing tools are developed.
High School Teachers
Frequently asked questions
What teachers may want to know about using College Deadline with students.
Is College Deadline replacing school counselors?
No. Teachers can use it as a college-readiness resource, while counselors remain responsible for individualized advising and student support.
What can students research?
The platform is planned to include college and university profiles, comparisons, scholarships, deadlines, majors, career pathways, and planning resources.
Will there be classroom resources?
College-planning checklists and educational resources are part of the product direction. Specific teacher-only classroom tools are still being defined.
Can teachers see individual student progress?
The current manual places student tracking and reporting in a future counselor and institutional portal. Teacher-specific access has not yet been defined.
Can our school participate in a pilot?
College Deadline plans to work with pilot schools and other education partners. Final pilot scope, eligibility, and pricing terms should be confirmed before participation.
How do I express interest?
Join the educator interest list or contact the College Deadline team.