Undergraduate application workspace

Apply to schools with clearer next steps.

Add your target schools. PeerPath tracks what each one needs and helps you build toward it — with essay review and conversations from people at those schools when you need them.

PeerPath AI is an undergraduate application workspace for global applicants to organize schools, materials, timelines, and application questions, with AI review and optional mentor support.

School list & plannerAI review on draftsPeer conversations
Program status

The Early Applicant Program is now closed. You can still create your PeerPath workspace and explore the tools.

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Application planning is harder than it looks.

You know the schools you want. But working out what each one needs, when each piece is due, and what to do next — that part is easy to leave until it's too late.

Deadlines scattered across spreadsheets and browser tabs

Important dates live across email, school portals, and notes — difficult to track in one place.

No clear view of what's done, in progress, or overdue

Without a single view across your schools and materials, it's easy to lose sight of what still needs work.

Hard to know which materials matter most for each school

Different schools have different requirements and priorities. A generic checklist can't tell you what to focus on.

School planner

Your schools, your components, your timeline.

Add the schools you're applying to. Each one becomes a single track that ties its requirements, milestone dates, and materials together — so your next action is always visible.

  • Track every component by school: essays, test scores, recommendations
  • Suggested milestone dates based on your target rounds
  • Mark progress as you go — clear view of what's left
  • Browse mentors from each school on your list when you need a real conversation

Essay review

AI review on your drafts, in context.

Paste your draft and add the prompt. Pipp reads line by line and flags specific sentences — for clarity, structure, emphasis, or prompt fit — with inline comments that tell you exactly what to fix. A first pass, not a rewrite.

People from your target schools

People from the schools you're applying to.

When you have questions about a specific school — the culture, what works in applications, what to prioritize — browse mentors from that school and book a short session. Peer conversation with people who've been there.

Stanford University logo
Stanford University
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UC Berkeley
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University of Melbourne
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Brown University
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Imperial College London
Georgetown University logo
Georgetown University
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University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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Vanderbilt University
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HKUST
More mentors coming soon
More mentors coming soon
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Yiran Hu

Mathematics & Computer Science · Class of 2029

UC Berkeley30 min

I am deeply interested in math and CS. I love doing hackathons. I love camels.

Available for sessions
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Thuchini Ly

Science · First Year

University of Melbourne30 min

Hello, I am a first year bachelor of science student aiming to major in biochemistry! I'm from Cambodia and I hope to give insights on uni life in Australia.

Available for sessions
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Dario

Microbiology · Class of 2028

Imperial College London30 min

He attended international schools across Africa, Europe, and Asia, moving through multiple educational systems while adapting to different academic and cultural environments. His graduating class was relatively small, with around 100 students and a typical IB average of roughly 32 to 34. Historically, top-tier UK outcomes from his school were limited. Before his application cycle, there had been only one known offer from Imperial College London in prior years, while he secured two himself. His application process was largely self-directed. Without relying on an expensive consulting pipeline, he balanced strong academics with carefully chosen supercurriculars, managing both strategic profile-building and the demands of a competitive IB curriculum. He had an IB predicted score of 44 and a final IB score of 43. His performance also earned him the IB Excellence Scholarship, reflecting both his academic consistency and his ability to outperform the norms of his school environment. His path reflects adaptability, long-term planning, and personal initiative across multiple countries and competitive admissions systems.

Available for sessions

Focused on what actually helps.

What PeerPath is

  • A workspace where your schools are the organizing principle
  • AI review focused on your specific draft and prompt
  • Peer conversations with people from the schools on your list

What it's not

  • Not an admissions agency or ghostwriting service
  • Not a promise of admission or a score guarantee
  • Not a generic forum — guidance tied to the schools you care about
  • Not a replacement for your judgment — a layer that helps you think, not think for you

Learn more about PeerPath AI

Deeper looks at how the workspace helps with each part of an undergraduate application.

Apply to schools with clearer next steps.

Start with your school list. Add AI review and mentor sessions when you're ready.

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