UK · USA · Canada · Australia

Courses you can actually get into, in countries you can actually afford.

Built for international students. We read every course's real entry requirements, compare them against your qualifications, and show you the ones that fit — with the reasoning attached, not just a ranking.

United Kingdom United States Canada Australia

Eligibility is evaluated, never assumed. Unknown requirements are shown as unknown.

Your profile IELTS 7.0 IB 34
BSc Computer Science
University of Leeds · United Kingdom
Eligible
✓IB 34 meets the 32-point requirement
✓IELTS 7.0 meets 6.5 overall
✓Inside your £28,000 tuition budget
BSc Computer Science
University of Toronto · Canada
Conditional
✕Requires HL Maths at 6 — you have 5
?A May resit would satisfy this
Bachelor of Commerce
University of Melbourne · Australia
Unconfirmed
?IB entry requirements not yet published by the institution
Three portals, one truth

Built for the people on all three sides

Students, institutions and employers each get a purpose-built interface. None of them gets a different version of the facts.

How it works

Three steps, no mystery

1

Your record, once

Enter your qualifications, English scores, budget and preferred countries. Update any time; every match re-evaluates.

2

Requirements, evaluated

Each course's entry requirements are stored as structured rules and compared against your record — subject by subject, curriculum by curriculum.

3

Matches you can defend

Every recommendation carries its reasons and its true annual cost, so you know why it is there and what would change it.

Four destinations, one standard of proof

UK, USA, Canada and Australia — read the same way

Four systems, four sets of qualification equivalencies, four visa regimes. We model the differences rather than flattening them, so a CBSE result, an IB diploma and an A-level grade are each judged on their own terms.

UCAS-style admissions Holistic review Provincial variation ATAR & direct entry
The rules we hold ourselves to

Honest by construction

A matching platform is only worth using if it tells you when something doesn't fit. These are design constraints, not marketing.

Unknown is not eligible. If an institution hasn't confirmed its requirements for your qualification, we say so rather than assuming the best.
Budget is a number. Tuition plus living costs, converted at a dated exchange rate, so the figure you saw is the figure we can reproduce.
Your data moves only when you say so. Institutions see you by name only after you act toward them. Employers only if you opt in, and you can revoke it.