Features

Everything you need to plan for college, in one place.

College Deadline brings discovery, comparison, organization, scholarships, and planning tools together. Below is what arrives at launch and what is planned after it — labelled honestly, because the platform is still being built.

Discover Compare Organize Prepare
College Deadline Dashboard
HU Howard University Washington, DC • Private HBCU
Saved ✓
Application DeadlineJan 15
Scholarships12 Available
Campus VisitNot Scheduled
Application Progress72%
SCSpelman CollegeAtlanta, GA • Private HBCU
Saved ✓
DeadlineFeb 1
Top MatchBiology
Net Price$28.4K
Scholarship MatchNew opportunities for your profile
12 scholarships available
01 Discover Search colleges and universities across the United States.
02 Compare Put schools side by side on the fields that matter.
03 Organize Save schools and keep every deadline in one place.
04 Prepare Work through planning resources built for each stage.
Available at Launch

The tools in the first release.

These are the features the initial platform ships with — the smallest set that genuinely helps a student plan.

01

College & University Directory

At launch. Searchable profiles covering location, public or private status, tuition, enrollment, admissions information, majors, and graduation data, with links to each school.

02

School Comparison

At launch. Compare selected colleges side by side using consistent fields, so differences are real rather than a product of how each school presents itself.

03

Student Dashboard

At launch. Saved schools, upcoming deadlines, recommended next actions, scholarship opportunities, and application progress in one view.

04

Deadline Tracker

At launch. Application deadlines, scholarship deadlines, and your own planning tasks, with reminder settings.

05

Scholarship Directory

At launch. Scholarship names, eligibility, award amounts, deadlines, application links, and where each one stands.

06

Planning Resources

At launch. College-planning checklists, financial-aid guidance, application preparation, and educational content.

Planned

What comes after the first release.

These are on the roadmap and are not available yet. We list them so you know where the platform is going — not as a promise of a date.

Counselor & School Dashboards Planned. Student tracking, resource libraries, and reporting for counselors, schools, and college-access organizations.
Personalized Recommendations Planned. School suggestions based on your goals, academics, and financial situation.
Scholarship Matching Planned. Scholarships surfaced against your eligibility instead of searched for by hand.
Career & Salary Planning Planned. Deeper connections between majors, career pathways, salary data, and return on investment.
Financial-Aid Tracking Planned. FAFSA and financial-aid progress tracked alongside your applications.
Mobile Applications Planned. Native apps, after the web platform is proven.
A College Directory
Your Own Spreadsheet
College Deadline
Why It Works This Way

A directory plus a spreadsheet is not a plan.

Most college research ends up spread across browser tabs, a spreadsheet, and a calendar that nobody updates. The information exists — but it is not organized around the decision, and nothing tells you what is due next.

  • Comparison built in, rather than rebuilt by hand for every new school
  • Deadlines attached to the schools and scholarships they belong to
  • Recommended next actions instead of a blank page and a due date
  • One place that stays current, rather than notes that go stale
Features

Frequently asked questions

What people ask most about the platform itself.

Will College Deadline be free?

The core planning experience is intended to be free for students and families. Optional premium tools may be offered later, alongside partnerships with schools, institutions, and sponsors. We will always be clear about what costs money before it does.

When does the platform launch?

The first version is in development now. Early-access members receive launch updates and testing invitations before general availability. We would rather give you a working product than a date we cannot keep.

Where does the college data come from?

From approved public and institutional sources. We record the source and the date for every record, verify significant fields against a second source where possible, flag conflicting information, and publish only after review. Tuition, deadlines, acceptance rates, graduation rates, and accreditation get particular scrutiny.

Which colleges are included?

The platform is being built for a broad range of United States colleges and universities. The launch dataset covers core institutional, admissions, cost, program, and outcome fields, and expands from there.

How accurate is the information?

We verify carefully and update on a schedule, but institutional data changes and is published on different timetables. Always confirm anything decisive — a deadline, a cost, a requirement — directly with the school before you rely on it.

Can I use it as a counselor or a school?

Counselor and school dashboards are planned rather than available. We are recruiting pilot schools and nonprofit partners now, and pilot participants help shape those tools.

Coming Soon

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