Plan AP or IB Courses

EduFinder is built on specialist materials and structured admissions data: SAT-style questions that people and EduFinder's AI write and check together from released-test patterns, acceptance-record calibration for chance bands, hand-curated college data, and intake flows designed by educators. AI helps synthesize a student's answers into the final output, but the product is the underlying data, structure, and judgment.

It scores every exam in the College Board AP catalog (42 in all) against eight evidence checks: major fit, transcript story, readiness, workload against your weekly time budget, availability at your school, target-college credit value, schedule feasibility, and overall balance. You get three top picks plus two backups, with the reasoning shown for each, so you can take the plan straight to a counselor. Nothing is recommended that your school does not offer or that your stated constraints rule out.

Yes. Pick the IB track at the start of the wizard and Resolve plans the full Diploma Programme package: one subject from each group with the official substitution rules, exactly three (or four) Higher Levels, and TOK, Extended Essay, and CAS guidance. It scores all 30 mainstream IB Diploma subjects with the same eight evidence checks the AP track uses, so the plan stays counselor-ready.

Yes. On any finished plan, Update This Plan asks only what moved: your grade, the courses you are taking now, your scores, your weekly time, the courses you refuse, and the constraints that must hold. Everything else stays as it was, a new plan is written beside the old one, and What Changed Since Your Last Plan is printed on it with a link back to the earlier plan. If nothing changed, it says so and writes nothing. The one included adjustment pass, for a pick that turns out to be unavailable, is separate and still there. In the spring of 10th and 11th grade, when your newest plan was made in an earlier grade, the check-in on your dashboard reminds you that course selection is open and points here.

Only if you approve it. A school counselor with an EduFinder account builds a caseload one student at a time, by email, and you confirm for yourself. That one confirmation covers three things: your generated school matches, the course plan itself, and the application tracking you keep beside each school on your Roster board. A no is final for that link. A counselor you have approved can record an Approve or Reject call on each recommended course, plus comments and an overall note, and that decision appears on your own plan page. That counselor also reads the plan itself, exactly as your own plan page shows it, including the reasoning behind each pick and the snapshot you gave the planner. If you have also confirmed a family link, a parent can read that recorded decision too, but never the plan itself: a parent's card stays the course names, the track, the date, and the answered count. Neither of them sees your raw answers to the planner's questions beyond the count and what the plan itself carries.

Yes. You can read a complete sample AP plan and a complete sample IB diploma plan, each built from a realistic student profile, before you answer anything or sign in.

Your first course plan is on us. Updating it is part of the Pro Membership. The membership is $39 per month (USD), one price for a student, a parent, a teacher, or a counselor, and one membership covers every tool on your account. Creating an account costs nothing, and every plan you have already made stays yours to read, export and print.

EduFinder was founded by Jiin Baek (Ryan), who has tutored SAT, AP, and IB students since 2016 and advised families on US admissions since 2019, and is built with a small group of contract educators and engineers. Between them, the team has spent years teaching high school students at US boarding schools, UK public schools, and Korean international schools, and the tools were tested in real classrooms before anything shipped publicly. EduFinder is made by Waystar Learning, Inc., a Delaware corporation built in Seoul. The Who We Are page has the longer version.

Your intake answers, saved work, and reports stay in your account. We do not share them, sell them, or use them to train models. You can delete the whole account from settings at any time.