At these universities you often apply to one school or degree, not to the university as a whole. That choice decides the curriculum you would start, the prompts you answer, and sometimes which application path you can use. Pick two to four schools, the school or program you would enter at each, and how you will apply. The brief shows what each choice means, using official text with the date it was checked.
This is not a chances calculator. It does not rank schools or predict admission. Anything not confirmed on an official page is labeled where it appears. Your entries stay in this browser tab. Changing a field, or resetting the page, drops notes previously saved for the Strategy Builder.
Next step after this page: plan the actual supplements in the Supplement Strategy Builder.
1. Your stage
2. Schools (2 to 4)
Each university keeps its own application path. Choosing Common App for one school never changes another.
School 1
School 2
3. Goal and preference
4. Your brief
Choose your stage, then a university, a school or program, and an application path for each of at least 2 schools. The brief appears when every school row is complete.
Copy fit notes
Copy stays off until every school row is complete and valid. The notes carry your schools, paths, stage, goal, and preference to the Supplement Strategy Builder. They never carry prompts or statuses; those always come from the official data.
Status labels: Verified, Partly verified, Earlier cycle, Not stored, Sources disagree. “Verified” means the text was copied from the official page for the 2026-2027 cycle on the date shown.