Your front door to the college search
Everything about where you'll learn, live, and belong.
Search schools by name or by vibe, compare majors and ROI, pack smarter with community checklists, and track every deadline in one place — then we point you straight to the source.
2,600+
Schools indexed
184
Majors compared
1,300+
Packing checklists
9,200+
Scholarships listed
One hub, five ways to explore
Every section is built to help you decide fast, then send you onward — to the school's own site, a store, or an application form.
SchoolsSearch every school, every angle
Search by name or by vibe — 'small liberal arts New England.' Compare schools side by side, explore majors and ROI, and meet the professors who'll teach you.
Explore Schools
Greek LifeFind your chapter
Search any school's IFC, Panhellenic, NPHC, NALFO, and MGC chapters — with Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube links where chapters have shared them.
Explore Greek Life
ScholarshipsMoney for your major
Browse scholarships by school, by state, or national — every listing links straight to the application so you can start on the ones that fit.
Explore Scholarships
DormCounterPack smarter, move in ready
Community-curated packing checklists, dorm & apartment floor plans, and distance-to-class maps — with a cart that links out to where you actually shop.
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AthleticsPlay, watch, belong
For players: scholarships, coach records, and pro alumni. For fans: ticket prices, attendance, and atmosphere ratings across every program.
Explore Athletics
My ProfileYour whole search, saved
Track saved schools, deadlines, and application status in one sidebar — plus every checklist, major, professor, and scholarship you've bookmarked.
Explore My ProfileStart a Profile. Start your college search.
Bookmark schools, majors, professors, and scholarships as you browse, and keep every application deadline in one sidebar.
I built CollegeCounter because my own college search felt like ten different browser tabs that never talked to each other. I wanted one place where a student and their family could look at the same information, ask the same questions, and actually agree on a shortlist. That is still the whole point.