Student archetype and competitiveness score
Your child’s applicant identity, such as Analytical Entrepreneur or Creative Humanitarian, plus a 0-100 score benchmarked against real admits.
Grades 6 through 12
Your child's college plan should not start in senior year.
The Student Blueprint turns 13 years of Ivy and Top 20 admissions strategy into a personalized, year by year plan your student can actually follow. Course selection, testing timeline, activity spike, and target school list, all in one place.
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StudentJohn Smith
ArchetypeEntrepreneurial Technologist
StageHigh School
StandingCompetitive
High School sample selected
Solid extracurriculars and good academics, but developing a national-level "spike" would strengthen your profile.
Think: Active in 3-4 clubs with some leadership, 1350+ SAT, good GPA, but lacking a standout achievement that makes admissions officers take notice.
Gaps to close4 flagged
- highResearch Experience
No formal research. Reach out to local university professors in CS or engineering for summer research opportunities.
- highNational Recognition
Compete in USACO, Science Olympiad, or submit to Regeneron STS to build national-level credentials.
- mediumCommunity Impact
Start a tech literacy program at a local community center to demonstrate leadership and social impact.
- mediumPublished Work
Write and publish articles on Medium or a personal blog. Consider submitting to the Concord Review.
Projects to start3 listed
- 3-4 monthsAI Accessibility Tool
Build an AI-powered app that helps visually impaired students navigate campus resources. Combines CS skills with social impact.
- OngoingLocal Business Tech Consulting
Offer free tech consulting to small businesses in your community. Document case studies for your portfolio.
- OngoingResearch Blog & Newsletter
Start a weekly newsletter analyzing emerging tech trends for a student audience. Build a readership of 500+.
Worked sample · your child's sheet is built from their own answers
1,200+
students placed
30%
Ivy and Top 20 admit rate
$59M+
in scholarships secured
Built on
150K+
Data Points from real admissions outcomes
Built by Cornell MBA, Georgia Tech M.S.
Three steps, and the plan is in your hands the same day.
- 01About 60 min
Your child takes the assessment
Fifteen sections covering academics, activities, testing, leadership, personality and goals. Progress saves, and a resume code comes by email so it can be finished in more than one sitting.
- 02Minutes
Blueprint Intelligence benchmarks the profile
The answers are scored against 150,000 data points and 1,200 accepted students, calibrated to the stage your child is actually at rather than to a generic applicant.
- 03Same session
You receive the plan
A 40+ page report with an archetype, a competitiveness score, a gap analysis, a year-by-year roadmap, college matches and scholarship matches. Downloadable as a PDF, and emailed to a parent if you provide an address.
What is actually in the report.
Twenty-plus sections, adapted to your child’s stage. These are the nine families answer first.
Gap analysis
What is missing from the profile: blind spots admissions officers will notice, each paired with a specific action to close it.
Projects and research
Tailored passion project ideas and research opportunities with step-by-step plans, mentor suggestions and a timeline.
Career pathways
Career recommendations aligned to your child’s strengths, with salary potential, internship ideas and major suggestions.
Academics
Course recommendations by grade across AP, IB, Honors and electives, plus GPA targets and an SAT/ACT prep strategy.
Scholarships
Funding matched to your child’s profile, interests and demographics, with amounts, match percentages and deadlines.
Activities and leadership
Which clubs, competitions and leadership roles to pursue, and which to drop, prioritised by admissions impact.
College match list
Reach, Target and Safety schools with match scores and explanations, built from your child’s actual profile data.
Essay strategy
Narrative themes and personal story angles drawn from your child’s experiences: the foundation for standout essays.
What families say afterwards.
5 / 5 rating
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.
Know where your child stands. Then build from there.
The students who get into strong programmes 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.