Who this is for
Applicants targeting more than one region, applicants whose schools span Common App, UCAS, and direct portals, and DIY or semi-DIY students who need to keep moving without losing track of what each school requires.
Why multi-region planning is hard
Each region has different application systems, deadlines, and emphases. UCAS rewards a single coherent course-focused statement; US schools weigh essays, activities, and recommendations together; HK, Singapore, and Canadian schools have their own portals and timing. A generic planner cannot tell you where to focus next.
How PeerPath AI helps
- A workspace per school and round, holding the requirements you record there
- Timeline that surfaces what is due first across regions, not just within one system
- Materials library so essays and activity descriptions can be reused or adapted across applications
- Case Lab: anonymized case breakdowns focused on the decisions behind an application
- Application questions captured next to the school they belong to
- Optional AI Review on your drafts, and mentor support once booking opens
What PeerPath AI does not do
- It does not predict admission probability or chance of admission for any school.
- It is not an admissions agency and does not write applications, statements, or recommendations.
- It does not replace the official information published by each university — always verify deadlines and requirements with the school.
Plan your application list
Add your target schools, record what each one needs, and PeerPath AI keeps it beside a suggested timeline you confirm against the school.
Related
Undergraduate Application Workspace
What a workspace is and how it differs from a checklist.
Application Timeline Planner
Suggested milestones across regions and rounds.
UCAS Application Planner
UK course-first planning, choices, and the personal statement.
AI Essay Review
Structured feedback on essays and statements.