Your child’s college plan should not start in senior year.
A personal plan for students from K to 12th grade: the courses to take, when to test, which activities to build and the schools to aim for. Drawn from 13 years of Ivy League and Top 20 admissions strategy.
Free snapshot in 30 to 45 minutes. Full report $149, one payment.
- Full refund within 14 days if it tells you nothing new about your child.
- We never sell your child’s data or use it for ads. Under 13? A parent starts and gives consent first. How we handle data
The method behind the report
13 years of VMotiv8 admissions advising: 1,200+ students placed, a 30% Ivy League and Top 20 admit rate, and $59M+ in scholarships secured. Every report score is benchmarked against 150,000 real admissions data points.
Founded by Vishwa Mudigonda, and built by a Cornell MBA and a Georgia Tech M.S. Those results come from one-on-one advising at VMotiv8; the report puts the same method in your hands.
From one short assessment to a plan you can follow.
Here is what that looks like for Priya, a sample tenth grader. The score and the roadmap are free; the rest is the full report.
Where she stands, in one number.
Priya scores 80, Very Competitive, with the evidence behind each of the eight categories. This is the same scoring rubric most admissions officers use.
What the plan looks like at your child’s grade.
The questions, the score bands and the report all change with the stage. Choose a grade to see what the plan concentrates on.
The four-year course plan is set now.
Colleges read all four years. Ninth grade fixes the rigor ladder, and it is the moment to narrow activities to the ones that can grow.
Where it lives in the report
The plan concentrates on
- A four-year course sequence
- Activities that can lead somewhere
- The first meaningful summer
What parents say afterwards.
In their own words, names shortened for privacy. Every family’s results are their own: the report is a plan, not a guarantee of admission.
“The roadmap showed us exactly what our daughter was missing. She started a research project in 10th grade that became the centerpiece of her application. She got into her top choice.”
“We spent $8,000 on a private counselor who gave us a one-page summary. This report was 40 pages of actionable strategy. Not even close.”
“My son had no idea what to focus on. The assessment gave him a clear identity and a four-year plan. His confidence completely changed.”
Questions, answered plainly.
See all questionsKnow where your child stands. Then build from there.
The students who get into strong programs are not working harder in the dark. They are working against a plan. This is that plan, written for your child, at the stage they are at right now.
- Today, free
- Archetype, competitiveness score, top priorities and a roadmap PDF.
- Full report, $149
- Gap analysis, course plan, testing, activities, colleges, scholarships and essay ideas. One free re-score next semester, to track progress. A live monthly group Q&A with a VMotiv8 admissions advisor, through June 2027. A full refund within 14 days if it tells you nothing new.