Your future.
A clearer path.
Pick your college and your target MD, DO, PA, dental or law programs. See every course and step you still need.
Four questions, one plan.
Most students piece this together from a dozen admissions pages. Answer four questions once, and your plan updates each time something changes.
Add your college, degree and major, then the courses you’ve taken. No transcript needed.
Sample student’s profile
- College
- Sample University
- Degree
- BS, Public Health
- Graduating
- 2027
- Courses added
- 6 so far
- Applying
- 2027 cycle
Pick exact programs, not just universities. Change them whenever your plans change, and your courses stay put.
Sample student’s targets
- Sample MD ProgramPrimary
- Sample DO ProgramComparing
- Sample PA ProgramComparing
See each school’s requirements against your own courses. Anything uncertain is flagged for review, never assumed.
Sample MD Program, 1 of 4 complete
- General ChemistryCompleted
- Organic ChemistryIn progress
- Biology with labNeeds review
- Physics with labMissing
Every gap links to something useful: a tutor for that course, a term to take it, shadowing or a research role.
What the sample student could do next
Every path is different.
Medicine (MD)
- Tests
- MCAT
- Applied through
- AMCAS or TMDSAS
- What counts
- Clinical exposure, Service, Research, Letters
Engraving after Vesalius, 1725
See MD programsKites climb because the line holds.
Your plan is that line. It has to be true to work, so we hold ourselves to three rules.
- If we haven’t checked a program, we say “Not yet verified” rather than guess.
- Your completed courses are labeled as student-reported, never as officially verified.
- We plan with you. We don’t promise admission, and we aren’t a university advising office.
Alexander Graham Bell and his assistants testing a tetrahedral kite, about 1908.
Great flights start on the ground.
What makes the plan reliable
Every checked requirement links to its official source A course counts only after a person reviews it Tutors, shadowing and research connect to each gap
We’re starting with a small set of Michigan programs so we can keep them accurate. Your courses, GPA and target schools stay private.
Support connected to your plan
Help with the work
4 ways in
Course tutorsPrices set by tutorsGeneral and organic chemistry, biology, physics and statistics, online.
Exam guidesFreeWhat’s on the MCAT, LSAT, DAT and GRE, with a study outline and a readiness checklist.- Admissions coachingPrices set by coachesPersonal statements, secondary essays, school lists and mock interviews.
- Application stepsFreeHow AMCAS, AACOMAS, CASPA, AADSAS and LSAC fit together, stage by stage.
Experience to show for it
4 ways in- ShadowingFreeSend a request to physicians, PAs, dentists and attorneys. Each host sets their own rules.
- VolunteeringUnpaidFree clinics, nonprofits and hospitals, each marked clinical or nonclinical.
ResearchPaid or unpaidLab and research assistant roles, with hours and duties listed up front.- Paid jobs and internshipsPay statedClinical and legal work. A paid listing has to state its compensation.
Launch
Kite
Pictures and footage: Tetrahedral kite with Alexander Graham Bell (Library of Congress, public domain); Kite flying, Charlieville savannah (999real, CC0); Box kite, 1917 (Harris & Ewing, public domain); Women Distracting a Child whose Kite is caught in a Tree (Katsushika Hokusai, CC0); Vesalius, Opera, 1725 (after Jan Kalkar, public domain); A muscleman, seen from the front, 1713 (Wellcome Collection, CC BY 4.0); Dental cavity lighting instruments, 1880 (public domain); Law library rare books shelf (Dominic, CC0); Antique stethoscope (BrokenSphere, CC BY-SA 3.0); A chemical laboratory (Wellcome Collection, CC BY 4.0). All were resized, cropped or shaped to fit this site. They show the history around kites and each profession, and none shows Kite’s team, partners or schools.