Your college's real dates
Orientation, move-in, tuition, financial aid, registration and add/drop, taken from your school's official pages with links you can check.
For high school seniors, counselors and transfer students
High school gives you structure. College gives you the pieces.
In high school, the schedule, the reminders and the check-ins mostly come to you. In college, classes, Canvas, registration, aid, housing and advising each live in their own place, and you're the one expected to put them together. CollegeOS helps you build your first full picture of college, and a system you can carry in with you.
Set up my first semester60-second video
From your counselor's office to freshman year
One minute: a senior leaves with a plan, and their syllabus becomes a semester they can actually keep up with.
Set up my first semester for free
Takes about five minutes.
Your first full semester picture
Upload your schedule when registration opens and every class meeting, deadline and exam is placed for the whole term, with heavy weeks marked ahead.
Study time that finds you
Sessions suggested in your real free time, with what to study, how and for how long. You add the ones that fit.
Your life is part of the plan
Dorm supplies, laundry, meals, appointments and trips home, planned alongside classes instead of squeezed around them.
Family support, on your terms
Share only the categories you choose, like move-in and tuition, and decide when to ask for help.
Useful for counselors
A concrete tool for spring transition sessions that students keep using once they arrive.
Questions people ask
What should a high school senior do before starting college?
Get the dates in one place first: orientation, move-in, tuition and aid deadlines, class registration and add/drop. CollegeOS pulls those from your college's official pages so you aren't hunting through emails in August.
How is college harder to keep track of than high school?
Nobody hands you a daily schedule. Each class has its own syllabus, deadlines are spread across the term, and school admin is yours to track. CollegeOS helps you turn all of it into one plan you can follow.
When should I start using it?
As soon as you've committed to a school. Add your college, get its registrar and aid dates, then upload your schedule when registration opens.
Can a school counselor set this up with students?
Yes. Counselors often walk seniors through adding their college and its key dates during spring transition sessions, and students keep the account into freshman year.
What if I'm transferring or already partway through?
You can import your completed terms and credits so your record carries over, then set up the current semester.