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Application guides and tasks cover UCAS (UK), Parcoursup (France), Studielink (Netherlands), Common App (US) and uni-assist (Germany).
If a deadline is not confirmed for your entry year yet, a note under the date says so.
Universities do not pay to be listed or ranked. Accepted doesn't submit anything for you.
Tools for researching universities and preparing applications.
Research, writing and application tracking for IB and A-level students.
How it works
1.Build your IB or A-level profile
Subjects, predicted grades, languages and career interests, plus EE, TOK and CAS for the IB or an Extended Project (EPQ) for A-levels.
2.Discover your direction
The Career Quiz suggests fields of study based on your interests and subjects.
3.Find programmes that fit
programmes across universities in countries. Filter by country, field, language and tuition. Shortlist what you like.
4.Work on your documents
Draft and revise your personal statements, motivation letters and CV with guides and feedback. Use the architecture portfolio guide, the tasks for each application system, and registration guides for Italian admission tests such as TOLC.
5.Track, decide, accept
Tasks, deadlines, offers and reply dates on one screen, through the whole cycle.
What you get
Use Accepted independently or with your school
- University Matcher — ranks programmes against your IB or A-level subjects and predicted grades, and says which are strong, target or reach.
- Personal Statement Coach — preparation guides for UCAS, Common App and motivation letters, with feedback on your draft. Draw on your subjects and experiences, including the Extended Essay, Theory of Knowledge and creativity, activity and service for IB, or your Extended Project Qualification (EPQ), if taken.
- Career Quiz — turns an open question into a ranked shortlist of study fields.
- CV Builder — one CV, tailored per country without starting again.
- Mock interviews — practice rounds on your own schedule.
- Deadline Tracker — your deadlines, documents and offers in one place, with email reminders and calendar sync.
- Costs — tuition, mandatory fees and living costs per programme, in your currency.
- Scholarships, visas and housing — what each country requires, and what it costs to live there.
- Exam calendar — language-test, SAT and AP sessions with their registration deadlines, and the IB exam windows for IB students.
- Offers — compare what comes back and decide.
- Programme data — universities in countries.
- One entry-year plan — everything above, through 31 December of the year you start.
- Your school counsellor — if your school uses Accepted, your counsellor can see your profile and shortlist and leave feedback on your drafts.
Programmes in
universities have programme information in the catalogue.
universities are listed in total. The others show only their name and location. Signed-in students can ask for a university's programmes to be added.
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