University guidance tools for school counsellors.

Your counsellor knows the student. Accepted adds programme information, application tracking and tools for reviewing students' writing.

The relationship

What the counsellor already knows

Two years of context: the student's strengths, weaknesses, anxieties and family situation.

The data

Accepted supplies the programme data

universities with programmes in the catalogue: programmes in countries. IB and A-level entry requirements where we hold them; A-level requirements so far cover some programmes in the UK, Ireland, Spain and Germany.

The tools

Support for your counsellor's work

Accepted gives your counsellor programme data, platform-specific workflows, preparation guides and feedback on students' writing, plus separate CV drafting tools.

Counsellor workflow

See priorities, discuss choices, review the work.

Counsellor dashboard

All assigned students at a glance. Application progress, deadline pressure, documents awaiting review — one screen.

Student roster

Add and remove students each cycle. Each student's page shows their IB or A-level profile, predicted grades, programme shortlist and offers.

Shared drafts

Personal statements, motivation letters, CVs. The counsellor sees the student's latest draft and can leave feedback.

Review and version history

Mark each document as approved or needing changes, and compare its versions. Nothing gets lost in email.

Pilot terms

What a pilot looks like.

Cycle

One application cycle

September through August — covers exam season, UCAS, Studielink, Parcoursup, Common App and offer season.

Coverage

Your final two year groups

No per-student caps. Covers your DP1 and DP2 groups for the IB, and Year 12 and Year 13 for A-levels; additional year groups on request.

Onboarding

Two weeks to launch

From signed pilot to first student workshop in two weeks: two 1-hour counsellor training sessions, import of your current IB student list (A-level students register themselves and send their counsellor a request), kickoff workshop for your students, and one named Accepted contact for the whole cycle.

Bring Accepted to your school

Send us a message and we'll share pricing, pilot terms and a rollout plan.

Send us a message

Data scope

universities with programmes in the catalogue, and programmes. IB entry requirements are recorded by subject, across all 6 subject groups, where we hold them. A-level entry requirements so far cover some programmes in the UK, Ireland, Spain and Germany, and we add more as we verify them. Programmes in countries, with application dates for platforms such as UCAS, Parcoursup, Studielink and uni-assist.

GDPR & trust

How we handle student data.

Data stored in the EU (Belgium); AI features use US providers under Standard Contractual Clauses. We don't ask for passport or ID-card copies. GDPR-aligned policies; a DPA is signed with each school partner.

See our Privacy.