US College Admission Estimator Connector for AI agents.

It takes your raw stats and turns them into a clear breakdown of your odds. Instead of a long list of 'maybes,' you get a concrete view of which schools are realistic matches and which ones are true reaches.

Yes. The capability specifically includes benchmarks for elite private universities, allowing you to see your safety, match, and reach probabilities for those high-tier institutions.

It does. The capability uses your GPA and standardized test scores as the foundation for your composite score, which is then adjusted for other factors like your extracurricular depth.

The estimator includes specific modifiers for residency. It can tell you how much your odds change when applying as an out-of-state student versus a resident for various public university tiers.

Absolutely. By seeing your probabilities across different tiers, you can ensure your list has a healthy mix of safety, match, and reach schools based on your actual data.

Yes, the capability includes a specific modifier for international status. This helps adjust your admission probabilities to reflect the reality of applying from outside the country.

No. The calculate_applicant_score capability accepts either your SAT composite (400-1600) or your ACT total (1-36), or even just your weighted GPA alone. It weights everything into a 0-100 score so you get a solid baseline no matter what data you have.

Public universities heavily favor in-state applicants. When you pass your composite score through the adjust_for_contextual_modifiers capability with In-State residency, the adjusted score goes up. Out-of-State gets a smaller bump, and International status applies a slight reduction. This mirrors how real admissions committees weigh state residency.

Not by individual school name -- not yet. The estimate_admission_probability capability groups schools into three tiers: Elite Private, Flagship Public State, and Mid-Sized Private. You get percentages for real universities within each tier, which gives you a practical safety/match/reach breakdown to plan your application list.

Your weighted GPA factors in AP, IB, or honors class rigor. It can go up to 5.0 (or even higher at some schools). Just enter whatever your high school reports -- the calculate_applicant_score capability normalizes it into a fair composite that plays well with both tested and test-optional profiles.