Practice for the PSAT, SAT and ACT, record your scores, log volunteer hours and leadership roles, and build your college application. Everything saves to your account, and your parent and mentor can follow along.
New here? What to use in each grade (why, when, what, who and how)
When to start
College Admission Tracker: what to use in each grade
Choose your grade to see which parts of the track matter most now.
1Grade 8Set up
2Grade 9Start your record
3Grade 10Practice and grow
4Grade 11See it like a reader
5Grade 12Apply
Grade 8: Set up
Start the habits that make high school easier.
Take the Growth Chart and set your first goal.
Start Here to There with your career lane and Grade 8 courses.
Grade 9: Start your recordKey year
Everything you do from Grade 9 counts.
Log Volunteer hours and Leadership roles as they happen.
Enter your courses and grades in Here to There.
Grade 10: Practice and grow
Build skills and see your progress.
Use Test prep and record practice scores in My scores.
Retake the Growth Chart and compare.
Grade 11: See it like a readerKey year
The planning year for college.
Run the Admissions Lens panel read and fix the gaps.
Build My colleges and check your Here to There report.
Grade 12: ApplyKey year
Put it all together.
Complete your College application profile and each college’s draft.
Download the PDF report for counselors and scholarship forms.
What
Your personal high school record in one place: test practice, scores, hours, leadership, colleges, reports and the Admissions Lens.
Why
Colleges and scholarships ask for proof. Keeping it as you go saves stress and shows real growth.
Who
The student keeps it up to date. Parents and mentors can follow along from their own accounts.
When
Start in Grade 8 or 9 and update it every month through Grade 12.
How
1) Create a free account. 2) Choose a tab above. 3) Add something each month. 4) Download your PDF report anytime.
Disclaimer: This information is for informational purposes only. Practice results are not official scores, and test and admission rules change; always confirm with official sources and your school.