AppAdmit is a digital consulting platform that aids students in completing their college admission applications. It is a flexible and accessible tool that helps build and tailor a great, college-specific portfolio for students applying for higher education. It focuses and specialises in MBA & Master’s only. This is AppAdmit’s USP.
Considering it is a product barely out of its infancy, AppAdmit is a neat looking, finely polished tool. The few hiccups here and there do not interfere with its ability to deliver on what it promises.
Additionally, AppAdmit delivers cheap (compared to existing standard consultants) on-demand consultation at all stages of college applications.
AppAdmit claims to combine the experience of its highly regarded application consultants with an AI-backed digital platform. So far, that claim has stood its ground in giving comprehensive, personalized advice.
For a more detailed overview, read on.
AppAdmit Walkthrough
Appadmit currently has two plans available for users: the MBA plan and the Master’s plan. The MBA is a more comprehensive version of the Master’s plan. Access to the MBA plan enables users to take advantage of all the available features.
MBA Smart Consultant is the plan we used for this walkthrough.
Standalone modules are also available for purchase if users do not want a comprehensive admission guide.
Once logged in, a neat and simple homepage page greets you. Here, you get an overview of your entire profile, including easy one-click access to all your application essentials in one place.
The ‘Overview’ panel lists all your in-progress documents, accessible and editable with one click. Information prompts and tags let you know what file you will be accessing, what category it belongs to, and whether the document is still a work-in-progress or if it is completed.
A clean and intuitive UI means that you, as a user, can navigate effortlessly amongst AppAdmit’s Resume, Essay, Interview, and Recommendation sections. It is honestly as easy as it looks. There are no hidden interactions here that might stump you. It is neat, petite, and works exactly as you would expect it to.
