Real profiles of students who actually got in
Not averages, not ranges. Individual applications, with the stats, activities and essays that went with them.
Brian N••••
I'm a senior at Columbia studying neuroscience and chemistry. I will be attending medical school next year. I love running, music, and being an EMT!
See the whole application, not a statistic
An acceptance rate tells you nothing about whether you are competitive. A full profile does.
The GPA, the test scores, the activity list, the awards and the essays, together, the way an admissions officer saw them.
Find the students who look like you
Filter by school, intended major, test scores and background to find profiles close to yours.
It is the fastest way to calibrate whether a school is a reach or a target.
Read the essays that worked
Profiles include the actual essays where students chose to share them.
Seeing a real admitted essay next to the stats it shipped with is worth more than any list of tips.
Shared by the students themselves
Every profile is published by the student, and verified before it appears.
Nothing here is scraped or invented.
Frequently asked questions
Are these real students?
Yes. Profiles are submitted by students themselves and verified before they are published.
Is it free to browse admitted profiles?
You can browse profiles for free. Some full profiles and essays use keys to unlock.
Do profiles include essays?
Many do, where the student chose to share them. You see the essay alongside the stats and activities it was submitted with.
How do I find profiles similar to mine?
Filter by school, major, scores and background. Sorting for profiles near your own stats is the most useful way to read them.
Does a similar profile mean I will get the same result?
No. Admissions is not deterministic and there is context no profile captures. Use them to calibrate expectations, not to predict.
Can I share my own profile?
Yes, once you have results. Students who share verified profiles can also mentor applicants.
See what actually got them in.
Browse verified profiles of admitted students, with the stats, activities and essays behind each one, for free.