College Admissions Chances
Calculate your odds of getting into your dream school based on college application data from real admitted students.
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Your estimated chances will appear here.
How This Calculator Estimates Your Chances
You Provide Your Data
Enter your GPA, test scores, extracurriculars, and other key parts of your application profile.
We Calculate a Profile Score
Our algorithm creates a weighted holistic score based on your inputs, reflecting what colleges value.
We Estimate Your Chance
We compare your profile score against the competitiveness of your chosen college tier to provide an estimated admission chance.
Why Use This College Admissions Calculator?
🎯 Get a Reality Check
Our **College Admissions Chances Calculator** provides a data-driven estimate to help you build a realistic and balanced college list.
💡 Understand Your Profile
See how different parts of your application, like test scores and extracurriculars, contribute to your overall strength as a candidate.
😌 Plan with More Confidence
Reduce the stress of the unknown by getting a clearer picture of your chances, helping you focus on schools where you have the highest probability of success.
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is this calculator? +
This tool provides an **estimate** based on a simplified model of college admissions. It's a great starting point, but remember that real admissions decisions are holistic and include factors like essays, personal background, and specific program requirements, which this calculator cannot measure.
Is my data saved or stored? +
No. This tool is 100% private and runs entirely in your browser. Your personal data is never sent to or stored on any server.
How do you handle SAT vs. ACT scores? +
If you enter both an SAT and ACT score, our calculator will use the higher of the two based on official concordance tables. If you only enter one, it will use that score for the calculation.
What do the demographic checkboxes do? +
Many colleges consider an applicant's background as part of a holistic review. Being an underrepresented minority (URM), low-income, or first-generation student can provide a "tip" or boost in the admissions process at many institutions. This calculator applies a modest boost to reflect that reality.