For Parents
Your teen's college list shouldn't be a guessing game.
chanceme gives your family real admissions data and personalized strategy for $0.99 a month. No guesswork. No inflated promises. Just real odds and a real plan.
The problem every parent faces
Scattered information
Admissions information is split across forums, PDFs, and word of mouth. It is opaque, unevenly distributed, and hard to verify.
Reddit and YouTube
Your teen is getting advice from anonymous strangers. Some of it's good. Most of it isn't. None of it's personalized.
Blind applications
Applying to 15 reach schools with 2 safeties isn't a strategy. It's anxiety. Most lists are unbalanced and nobody finds out until March.
What chanceme gives your family
Real odds, not vibes
Every school on your teen's list gets a probability range based on real admissions data. You'll know if a school is a reach, target, or safety, and by how much.
A strategy, not a guess
For every school, chanceme shows your teen what each school weighs most and where their profile stands: essay angle, activity framing, and the factors that matter there.
List health check
We flag unbalanced lists (too many reaches, not enough safeties) before applications go out. You'll know the list is sound before you pay application fees.
Plans from $0.99 a month
Pro includes every school in your dashboard, deadlines, checklists, and school-by-school strategy.
Feature
Free
ChanceMe Plans
Admission predictions
Profile strengths
Application weaknesses
Essay direction
EC framing
School-by-school breakdowns
Unlimited strategy runs
Application dashboard
Decision timeline
Checklist management
Questions parents ask
No tool can guarantee admissions. chanceme gives honest probability ranges built from real acceptance rates, SAT/ACT distributions, and 15+ factors per school. We'd rather show your teen a realistic 18% than a fake 'good match.'
ChanceMe Pro is $0.99 a month with no commitment. It covers every school on the list, deadlines, checklists, and school-by-school strategy.
No. chanceme is designed for students to use themselves. Your role is to make sure the list is balanced (enough safeties, not all reaches) and that they're taking the strategy suggestions seriously. We give the data. The conversation about it is yours.
Low doesn't mean zero. It means be realistic about expectations and make sure the list has strong targets and safeties. The strategy tool still tells them exactly what would improve their odds. That's valuable whether they get in or not.