Founding Members: $249 per student through December 31, 2026. Regular price ($399) returns January 1, 2027.

Real data. Real costs. Real outcomes.

The data behind college. Before you write the check.

Net cost, graduate earnings, campus crime reports and graduation rates for more than 6,000 colleges, from federal data, in one place. $249 for the Founding Members (regular $399). One-time per student. No subscription.

One-time payment. All sales are final. Refund policy.

This is the actual product.

No mockups. These are screens from the live application, with real federal data in them.

Any two schools, side by side

Acceptance rates, test ranges, real net price, graduation rates and earnings — the same fields for both schools, from the same federal filings. Free, no account needed.

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Side-by-side comparison of Harvard and Yale showing acceptance rate, SAT and ACT ranges, tuition, room and board, average net price and graduation rates

Every school, one table

Sort 6,000+ schools on the numbers that decide the check: acceptance rate, real cost in and out of state, graduation rate, student-to-faculty ratio. Build a comparison basket as you go.

School Intel table listing thousands of colleges with acceptance rate, in-state and out-of-state tuition, four-year graduation rate and student-to-faculty ratio

One place for the whole plan

Your student, their school list, the running numbers, and their scholarship pipeline — updated as their profile improves. You see the money. They see the progress.

Parent Command Center showing a tracked student, their school list with acceptance rates and out-of-state costs, and summary numbers

One price per student.

Project College$399$249, one time

Founding Members pricing locked in through December 31, 2026. Returns to $399 on January 1, 2027.

No subscription. No recurring charges. No "premium tier."

Buy it in 9th grade, use it through senior year.

The price is the same whenever you buy.

Look up any school. Free.

See the headline numbers. Then decide if you want the full picture.

The Problem

$1.7T+

in outstanding federal
student loans

$40K+

average federal balance
per borrower

42M+

Americans currently carry
federal student-loan debt

Source: U.S. Department of Education, Federal Student Aid loan portfolio, data through June 30, 2026. Average is the total divided by the number of borrowers.

For Your Student

A separate student view with match tracking, AP practice tests and a dream-school planner.

For You

Cost forecasts, the 2026 loan-earnings test and side-by-side school comparison.

Public Records

Campus crime reports, graduation rates and net price, taken from the filings each school makes to the federal government.

What the license includes

One-time license, no subscription.

Match Strength Engine

An estimate of your student's chances at each school, recalculated as their profile changes.

AP Practice Tests

In-app, with instant scoring and subject-by-subject breakdowns. Included with your license.

2026 Loan-Earnings Test

Does this school's top program clear the new federal loan rule? We check its graduates' earnings against your state's benchmark — before you borrow.

Path Explorer

Compares a four-year degree with trade school and community college options on cost and earnings.

School Comparison

Net price, graduation rates, graduate earnings and campus crime reports, side by side.

Data Sources

Where the numbers come from

Every figure comes from a public source. Coverage varies by school, and not every figure is available for every school.

IPEDS Federal Database

Graduation rates and enrollment figures, from the annual reports colleges file with the Department of Education.

College Scorecard

Net price by family income, median earnings ten years after enrollment, and median debt, plus earnings and debt by program of study.

Clery Act Crime Reports

The campus crime disclosures colleges are required to file, including violent crimes and sexual assaults, reported by year.

Bureau of Labor Statistics

Median wages, 10-year employment projections and typical entry education for the occupations linked to each field of study.

FIRE Speech Ratings

The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education rates campus speech policies at the schools it surveys. Green, yellow, or red, where available.

Frequently asked questions

What exactly do I get?+
Full access to every feature: match strength engine, AP practice tests, Debt Payback Score (for schools with program-level earnings data), Reality Check dashboard with campus crime statistics, Financial Reality suite with 4-year cost projections and debt payback timelines, Path Explorer with trade and community college alternatives, and school comparison engine. Everything included with your one-time license. (We may modify, deprecate, or replace features over time as the public data sources we depend on change — see Terms § 16.)
Is this a subscription?+
No. One payment, no auto-renewal, no monthly charge. We don't believe in subscriptions for a tool you need for 1–4 years. Pay once and use it through your student's college planning.
What age should my student start?+
As early as 9th grade. The earlier your student starts, the more time they have to improve match strength, take the right AP courses, and shake out bad-fit schools before they waste anyone’s time. Same price regardless of when you buy.
Can I use this for multiple students?+
One license per student. Each student gets their own profile, their own match engine, their own AP test history. If you have two students going through college planning, you'll need two licenses.
What is Founding Members pricing?+
For all of calendar 2026, parents who join lock in $249 per student instead of the regular $399. After December 31, 2026, the price for new customers returns to $399. The reason: most families applying to college this fall (rising seniors, the Class of 2027) need the data now, and we want them inside the product, using it and telling us what to fix, before we open more broadly. If you buy in 2026, you keep $249 pricing on additional students you add later under the same parent account, even after the Founding Members window closes.
Is the data real?+
Yes. School figures come from public sources: the College Scorecard, IPEDS, Clery Act crime reports and the Bureau of Labor Statistics, plus FIRE for campus speech ratings. Match scores and cost projections are estimates we calculate from that data. Not every figure is available for every school.
Who are you?+
Project College is built and operated by Digent LLC, a Florida limited liability company. Support: [email protected].

See the numbers before you commit.

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Founding Members pricing ends December 31, 2026.

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