College discovery for high schools
Burple helps students explore colleges that fit their interests and bring better questions to their school counselor. Students can start in ninth grade, and parents can take a separate version.
Compare courses, clubs, and ways to get hands-on experience.
What families get
Students and parents take separate, free quizzes. Personalized reports are available separately. Each offers college suggestions, reasons to explore them, and details about campus opportunities.
For students
The student quiz considers academics, personality, interests, and preferences about campus life. The personalized report points to things to investigate, such as courses, student groups, and campus opportunities.
For parents and caregivers
Parents and caregivers answer from their own perspective. Their report suggests colleges, explains why they might fit their child, and gives the family campus details to discuss together.
“I’d like a campus where I can try design without choosing a major right away.”
“They do their best work when they know their teachers. How easy is it to get to know professors?”
In your counseling program
Students can prepare between meetings. It also gives families with limited access to private college guidance a place to start.
Share it with a ninth-grade advisory, a junior college planning group, or families attending a college night.
A course they want to look up, a campus they hadn’t considered, or a question they want to ask is enough to start.
Use the conversation to weigh academics, affordability, location, and the student’s own priorities as their list takes shape.
For counselors and administrators
Students can begin in ninth grade. Early exploration can help them notice what they want from college. Older students can use the report to investigate options and prepare for advising.
Yes. The student and parent versions are separate. A student can explore independently, and a parent or caregiver can take their version whenever it’s useful.
The quizzes are free. Personalized reports are a separate step. We’ll confirm report access and any school offer with your team before you share it with families.
Choose a group and a way to reach it. Burple can supply a short newsletter blurb, a graphic, and instructions for the agreed access. You can review the materials first.
Start with a review
Email Edward for sample materials and tell him which students or families you’d like to reach. Your counseling team can review the materials. We can agree on report access and a sharing plan by email.
