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See your real college odds.

AdmitGPT shows your actual acceptance chances from your GPA, test scores, and extracurriculars — for every school on your list. Honest math, private by design, and free. Built by a student who was tired of the guessing game.

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AdmitGPT
Hey, I'm Admit. Tell me your grades and activities — I'll show you the real odds, no sugar-coating. Takes about a minute.
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The reality, not the brochure
What it actually takes
Harvard3.6%accepted last cycle
Stanford3.9%accepted last cycle
MIT4.0%accepted last cycle
Caltech3.1%accepted last cycle
Yale4.6%accepted last cycle
Princeton5.8%accepted last cycle
Columbia4.1%accepted last cycle
Brown5.2%accepted last cycle
Penn5.9%accepted last cycle
Dartmouth6.2%accepted last cycle
Duke5.8%accepted last cycle
UChicago5.4%accepted last cycle
Johns Hopkins6.5%accepted last cycle
Northwestern7.2%accepted last cycle
Cornell7.3%accepted last cycle

Rates are public admission statistics. Your personal odds depend on your profile — that's what AdmitGPT calculates.

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Why students pick AdmitGPT
Three promises we keep

See your real odds

Type in your grades and activities and get a straight answer on your chances — for every school you care about. No guessing, no sugar-coating.

Honest, not a black box

We show you the math, the range, and what's working against you. You deserve the truth, not a number designed to make you feel good.

Private by design

Your info never leaves your device. No account, no tracking, no selling your data. Everything runs on your laptop or phone.

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How it works
From guesswork to clarity
1Answer a few questions. Grades, scores, what you do outside class. About a minute.
2See your real chances. Per school, with the range and what's helping or hurting.
3Know your next move. What actually moves the needle before you submit.

I am like you — a student. I built this because I faced the same black box you're facing now. The math behind admissions shouldn't be a secret sold for thousands. So I made it free, and I made it honest.

Ziad Salah — Creator of AdmitGPT

Stop wondering. Start knowing.

It takes about a minute. Answer a few questions about your grades and activities, and see where you actually stand — for every school on your list.

College Admission Chances Calculator — Know Your Real Odds

AdmitGPT is a free, open-source AI-powered college admissions probability calculator that gives you honest, data-driven estimates for over 6,000 US colleges. Unlike paid consultants or black-box models, every formula is published and auditable. Enter your GPA, SAT/ACT scores, and extracurricular profile to see your personalized admission chances for Ivy League schools, top national universities, liberal arts colleges, and state flagships.

The engine uses an additive-logistic model — the same class of model used in published admissions research — combining academic z-scores, a six-dimension extracurricular spike score, intended major fit, international context, and early decision timing. No hidden fees, no data collection, no account required. Everything runs in your browser.

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Why AdmitGPT is different

Most college chances calculators are black boxes — they give you a number with no explanation of how it was calculated. AdmitGPT publishes every coefficient, every weight, and every formula. The model is calibrated against real admissions data (AUC ~0.74), and its limitations are documented openly. It is built by a student, for students, and will always be free.

Whether you are aiming for Harvard, your state flagship, or somewhere in between, knowing your real odds helps you make smarter decisions about where to apply, when to apply, and where to invest your energy. No consultant can give you a more honest answer than the data itself.

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