Deadline and Aid Planning
Prepare source-linked application, aid, and scholarship tasks with clear owners, evidence needs, and review points.
What this service prepares
Prepare source-linked application, aid, and scholarship tasks with clear owners, evidence needs, and review points. AI First College frames this service for a college-bound student, family, or approved counselor. The work begins with a named question and the smallest relevant evidence set: student goals, grade level, target majors, school interests, deadlines, aid requirements, family permissions, and counselor notes. The output is prepared for review rather than presented as an automatic or professional conclusion (College).
How review stays visible
A typical path is to intake goals and constraints, review source-linked school and aid requirements, identify gaps, assign approved tasks, verify completion evidence, and report progress to permitted stakeholders. At every stage, the record should separate supplied facts, interpretations, missing information, proposed steps, approvals, and completed actions (College). The student owns final school choices and essay voice; parents and counselors own their guidance; sharing requires student and parent consent; admission, scholarship, aid, essay-score, and fit outcomes are never guaranteed.
What to verify
Before proceeding, verify current college-data sources, exact privacy controls for minors, pricing, counselor review arrangements, pilot status, and approved essay-integrity language. The on-page AI guide can help organize questions and draft a review packet, but it must disclose that it is an AI and cannot invent availability, evidence, results, or completed actions (College).