Picking AP courses by gut is expensive.
Most students sign up for APs based on what friends took, what looks impressive, or what happens to fit in the first draft of a schedule.
Resolve turns that decision into a constrained planning problem: it reads your major direction, transcript context, target colleges, current courses, school AP options, time budget, and hard constraints, then scores the College Board AP catalog before producing a plan you can actually discuss with a counselor.
Three steps. One AP strategy.
Answer about your transcript, targets, schedule, and AP options.
Your Roster profile can supply your major, grade, school, current courses, GPA context, targets, activities, and notes as starting points; you can edit anything.
We build the evidence before the plan is written.
Each AP is checked for major fit, transcript story, readiness, workload and time budget, school availability, target-college credit value, schedule feasibility, and strategic balance. The explanation layer only chooses from the closed shortlist; it cannot invent APs.
Get picks, fallbacks, risks, and the counselor conversation.
The plan includes three AP picks, two backups, sequence advice, risk flags, tempting APs to skip, a counselor checklist, and one included adjustment pass if a pick is unavailable, too difficult, already taken, or rejected.
Fair questions, straight answers.
What we would want to know before trusting an admissions tool.
What is EduFinder actually built on?
EduFinder is built on specialist materials and structured admissions data: human-written SAT-style questions based on 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.
How does it choose which APs to recommend?
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.
Can I see a sample first?
Yes. You can read a complete sample AP plan, built from a real applicant's profile, before you answer anything or sign in.
Who built this?
A small team of educators with US-college admissions experience, based in Seoul, plus engineers. The same people designed the question bank, the prediction model, and the editor, and tested them in real classrooms before anything shipped publicly. The "Who We Are" page has the longer version.
What happens to my answers?
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.
One plan. One counselor-ready AP strategy.
Answer first. Generate yours.
An AP schedule plan built around real constraints.
- Top 3 AP picks plus 2 backups from the College Board AP catalog
- Major, transcript, target-credit, schedule, availability, and workload evidence
- Risk flags, sequence advice, APs to skip, and unavailable-course fallbacks
- Counselor questions plus one included adjustment pass after feedback
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The basics
Your AP strategy
Your Resolve! plan is being prepared.