How It Works: College
Step 1
Create a Profile
Complete your AdmitSee Profile Upload your application, essays, and advice. Your unique experience is powerful.
Step 2
Answer Questions
No opt-in required to be a mentor. Simply respond to messages you receive whenever you can.
Step 3
Give Back & Earn
The most engaged mentors get featured on the search page and thus earn more commissions from unlocks.
Sample Conversations
Featured Mentors
DivyaManiar
Brown


Accepted to Brown

Singaporean student headed to Brown University. I'm intending to major in Philosophy and English.
MichaelR
Columbia


Accepted to Columbia, Dartmouth, Cornell, UC Berkeley, JHU, Vanderbilt, Rice, UMich, UCLA, UNC, UT Austin, Washington, Ohio State, UCSD

Midwestern kid who loves molecular biology and electronic dance music. Let me help you edit your essays!
allarice
Harvard


Accepted to Harvard, Yale, Stanford, UChicago, UMich, Northeastern, UC Berkeley

Harvard, Yale, Stanford. A kinda boring student, really leaned on those essays. Thrilled to be at university (still) and excited to help other students navigate this process!
snati921
Harvard


Accepted to Harvard, Yale, Brown, Columbia, Tufts, Northeastern, UMass

Harvard Class of 2019
spacelover17
Princeton


Accepted to Princeton, CalTech, Columbia, UPenn, Amherst, BU, Case, Ohio State, UMich

I am a former Princeton undergraduate who majored in physics.
zhess
UCLA


Accepted to UCLA, UC Berkeley, UC Davis, UCSB, UCSD, Washington, Cal Poly

Learning always - in and out of the classroom
dhyun15
NYU


Accepted to Indiana, UMich, NYU

NYU Freshman - attending its undergrad Stern business school. Planning on studying Information Systems. Love lifting and listening to metal/hard rock/techno. Looking forward to joining a dance group in college :)
alijetv
Stanford


Accepted to Stanford, Harvard, Columbia, Princeton, NYU, UC Berkeley, UC Davis, UC Irvine, UCLA, Whitman

Visual artist and writer
rebeccad
Middlebury


Accepted to Middlebury, GWU, Binghamton, SUNY Geneseo, Skidmore, BU

I'm a Middlebury College junior whose general life trajectory is best described as "happy flailing."