What We Offer

Our Services/ Programs

We offer a variety of services to support students at different stages of their academic journey. Whether you’re starting as early as middle school or as late as your senior year, it's never too early—or too late—to plan. The earlier you start, the better you can prepare, increasing your chances of achieving your goals.

To help assess your current level of readiness, we provide a MyCollegely Pulse assessment. This assessment offers both students and mentors a clear understanding of the student’s college readiness, helping guide the next steps. It also allows students and families to select the right plan and pay only for the services they truly need.

What’s holding you back from your college dreams? Take the MyCollegely Pulse and unlock your potential!

What is MyCollegely Pulse

Chose the One fits best

🚀 Launch Plan (For 9th–10th Graders)

Purpose: Early profile development, subject selection advice, and goal setting.

Why it works: Simple, energetic, and makes students feel like they're taking off early.

“Start strong. Build your foundation. Launch your college path with confidence.”

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🧗 Climb Plan (For 11th Graders)

Purpose: Profile building, shortlist strategy, early essay prep, Class Planning

Why it works: Suggests growth, effort, and momentum.

“You’ve started the climb — now we help you reach higher.”

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🏔️ Summit Plan (For 12th Graders)

Purpose: Full application support, essay finalizing, and admissions readiness.

Why it works: Feels like the peak of the journey — all about achieving your goals.

“Your final stretch. Application-ready. College-bound.”

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🔥 Ignite Plan (For: 7th–8th Graders)

Purpose:

To spark early awareness about college admissions, help students discover interests, and start building habits and experiences that will matter later.

Why it works:

Ignite Plan sparks early college awareness and builds strong academic and extracurricular habits. It’s the perfect first step toward a confident, well-planned college journey."

"Ignite curiosity. Build habits. Start your college journey before high school begins!"

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🎯 Hourly Consultation Packages

For students and families seeking focused, flexible guidance without committing to a full-year plan, our Hourly Consultation Packages offer expert support exactly where it’s needed — when it’s needed.

Whether it’s a Pulse Readiness Assessment, essay brainstorming, college list building, or extracurricular planning, students can mix and match services to suit their goals and timelines.

Why It Works:

✅ Customizable & flexible — pay only for the services you need

✅ Ideal for students with specific gaps in their college journey

✅ No long-term commitment, but full access to our expert mentors

✅ Perfect add-on for students already working with school counselors or other programs who need an extra edge

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Frequently Asked Questions

General Admissions

Q: What is MyCollegely and how can it help with US college admissions?
A: MyCollegely is a peer-powered College consultancy helping students navigate US college admissions through mentorship, expert guidance, and personalized tools like our Pulse Score Report.

Q: What services does MyCollegely offer for students applying to US colleges?
A: We offer profile evaluations, college list building, essay reviews, FAFSA guidance, interview prep, and peer mentoring from students currently studying or recently graduated.

Q: Who are the Pathfinder Mentors at MyCollegely?
A: Pathfinders Mentors are current students and recent graduates from US universities who share firsthand insights, tips, and mentorship to help applicants succeed in their admissions journey.

Peer-Powered Mentoring

Q: How does peer-powered mentoring for US college admissions work at MyCollegely?
A: Through our unique Peer-Powered Mentoring model, we connect aspiring students with experienced mentors (Pathfinders) currently studying in the colleges or recently graduated. They offer practical advice, college selection guidance, application tips, and share personal experiences to help you succeed in your College admissions journey.

Q: What can I ask my peer mentor?
A: Anything about US college life, application strategies, personal statement tips, scholarship hacks, or even what to pack when moving to colleges! It’s a safe space to learn from someone who’s been through it.

Q: How do I get matched with a peer mentor?
A: Once you sign up and fill out your student profile, we use your preferences and goals to pair you with a suitable Pathfinder.

Pulse Score & Profile Evaluation

Q: What is the MyCollegely Pulse Score and how can it improve my US college admissions chances?
A: The MyCollegely Pulse Score is a comprehensive admissions readiness assessment that evaluates your academic record, extracurricular activities, standardized test scores, essays, and overall profile. It highlights your strengths, suggests areas of improvement, and recommends the best next steps based on your score.

Q: How can I get my personalized US college admissions Pulse Score Report?
A: You can request a Pulse Score Report by signing up at MyCollegely.com and submitting your responses to the Pulse Assessment on academic, test, and extracurricular details. Our expert team analyzes your responses and delivers a detailed, customized report with actionable suggestions.

FAFSA & Financial Aid Help

Q: Does MyCollegely assist with FAFSA applications and college scholarships?
A: Yes! We guide students through the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) process to help maximize eligibility for grants, loans, and work-study opportunities. Our team also supports students in finding and applying for merit-based, need-based, and private scholarships from colleges, organizations, and foundations.

Q: Are scholarships available through MyCollegely’s guidance and resources?
A: Absolutely! There are countless scholarships available from universities, non-profits, and private foundations. Our advisors and peer mentors help students identify the best opportunities, strengthen their applications, and improve their chances of receiving financial aid.