For IB students,applying alone.
When your school isn't on Accepted yet — you can still use it solo. Your deadlines, requirements and drafts in one place.
The gap
Applying to university is a logistics problem disguised as a writing problem.
Deadlines scattered across countries
UCAS, Studielink, Parcoursup, Common App, direct applications — each with its own calendar. Miss one, lose a year.
Requirements buried in fine print
IB subject rules, predicted grades, English tests, portfolios, motivation letters — every country wants something different.
No one verifying your drafts
Personal statements, motivation letters, CVs. A private agency consultant charges thousands and meets you three times.
What you get
Everything Accepted, from one account.
- University Matcher by your IB profile — ranked by admission likelihood
- Personal Statement Coach — UCAS, Common App, French and Dutch motivation letters
- Deadline Tracker with calendar feed and email reminders
- Career Quiz & Study Direction Report (RIASEC-based)
- Portfolio Guide for architecture and design programmes
- CV Builder, Scholarships database, Visa guide
How it works
Three steps.
- 01
Build your IB profile
Subjects, predicted grades, EE, TOK, CAS, career interests. The whole file, in one form.
- 02
Get matched
The University Matcher scores programmes against your profile. You see where you stand — strong, target, or reach.
- 03
Apply and track
Draft documents, track deadlines, add applications to your calendar. One screen for your whole cycle.
Who it's for
Accepted works solo or alongside your school.
Solo
Your school isn't on Accepted yet
Sign up yourself. Build your profile, track your applications, draft your documents. If your school joins later, your counsellor adds you by email and your existing account is linked — nothing to redo.
With a counsellor
You already have school guidance
Accepted is the data layer — university requirements, draft review, deadline calendar. Your counsellor keeps the relationship, Accepted does the admin.
Parents
Parents who want visibility
Invite a parent from your account. They get a read-only view of your deadlines, applications, documents and costs, and they can fill in your family's preferences. You can revoke their access at any time.
Three questions, answered directly.
What if my school isn't on Accepted?
Use it solo. Everything works without your school. If you want your counsellor involved, ask your school to get in touch — you can't add a counsellor from your own account. When they join, your counsellor adds you by email and your existing profile, applications and drafts are linked as they are.
Can I use it solo?
Yes — that's the default. No school invite is required, and you stay in control of every draft and every deadline. What a free account includes is listed on the pricing page.
Can I invite a parent?
Yes. Invite them from your account and they get a read-only view of deadlines, applications, offers, documents and costs, plus family preferences they can fill in. Your counsellor can start the invite too, but it only reaches your parent after you confirm it. You can revoke access at any time.
Start with a free account.
Create your account, build your IB profile, and start tracking your applications. A one-time pass for your entry year unlocks the rest.