Application season — free to start

Your road to college,
drawn in 30 seconds.

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Maya’s roadmapGrade 11
12 / 31 milestones
Junior yearSenior yearCollege listJunActivities listAugEssays draftedSepRecs inOctSubmittedNovDream schooladmitted

Personalized

Built from your grades and your goals — not a generic checklist.

Actionable

Always one clear next step, and when it’s due.

Honest

It shows you where you really stand, not where you wish you were.

Not just a map — a guide for the whole season.

One season in a minute — I plan it, you act on it, and I keep you on pace.

Seven · ask-seven

Plan

The whole road, with this week in focus.

Every milestone between you and your applications — drawn for your grade and season, re-drawn as your life changes. You commit to one move at a time; Seven remembers the rest.

The next two weeks · in focus

Draft your activities list

Sat

You picked Saturday. Seven checks in Saturday evening.

Ask Ms. Rivera about a rec letter

Done

Shortlist 3 summer programs

Next week

Advice about you, not “students in general.”

Seven reads your map before answering. Ask if your list is strong, what to do this month, whether that program is worth it — the answer lands on your roadmap, not in a void.

Same grade. Two different maps.

Maya · Engineering

  1. Robotics lead
  2. COSMOS — UC eng
  3. August SAT

Devin · Pre-med

  1. Hospital volunteering
  2. Bio research lab
  3. USABO qualifier

The programs we’d put our own students in.

The selective, by-application programs our counselors know inside out — picked against your profile, with honest reasons why, and deadlines that flow onto your map.

Browse the open program library

Picked for Maya · not a directory dump

COSMOS — UC engineering residential

Selective

matches your robotics thread

Local research assistantship

2 spots

15 min from your school

Congressional App Challenge

National

ships real work · deadline Oct 30

Curated by counselors who do this for a living.

For parents

See the plan, not just the deadlines.

Follow your child’s roadmap as it unfolds — what’s planned, what’s done, where a word of encouragement would land. Seven handles the reminders, so dinner doesn’t have to.

This week at a glance

Activities list draft

Planned for Saturday

Summer program application

Submitted Tuesday

Talked through college fit

45 min with Seven

When you want more than a map, the team is right here.

Seven is free to start. Behind it is 7EDU’s counseling practice — the editors, mentors, and counselors who do this for a living.

Program & resource libraryEssay editingEssay sessionsFull counseling

Raised at 7EDU

I grew up around results like these.

HarvardStanfordMITPrincetonUPennCambridgeUChicagoJohns HopkinsNorthwesternCornellRiceUC BerkeleyUCLACarnegie MellonEmoryWashUUCLNYUGeorgia TechUSCU MichiganUNCUVAUC San DiegoUC Santa BarbaraUC DavisUC IrvineUIUCUW SeattleUT AustinNortheasternBrandeisHarvey MuddPepperdineUBCU EdinburghU TorontoHarvardStanfordMITPrincetonUPennCambridgeUChicagoJohns HopkinsNorthwesternCornellRiceUC BerkeleyUCLACarnegie MellonEmoryWashUUCLNYUGeorgia TechUSCU MichiganUNCUVAUC San DiegoUC Santa BarbaraUC DavisUC IrvineUIUCUW SeattleUT AustinNortheasternBrandeisHarvey MuddPepperdineUBCU EdinburghU Toronto

Before you start

The questions families ask first.

No. Seven plans and keeps your child on pace, but the depth comes from 7EDU's counselors, the people whose students earned this cycle's offers. Seven is the guide that's always on; the team is right behind it when you want more.

It's the best time. Seven draws a map for the grade your child is actually in. For a 9th grader that means building habits and exploring, not college-list pressure. The plan grows up as they do.

Starting is free: five questions and a roadmap, no card needed. When you want hands-on help, 7EDU's packages add essay editing, sessions, and full counseling.

Your child's plan is theirs. Parents get a clear view of the journey, and nothing is shared beyond your family and the counselors you choose to work with.

Seven · your roadmap

Ready to draw yours?

Seven

30 seconds · five questions · one map that’s actually yours