got-in.app · Education
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Import your Common App, UC & Cal State application data into Got In! and track all your colleges' admission decisions in one place. Applying to college means juggling a dozen portals and refreshing them for weeks waiting on decisions. The Got In! extension imports the application data you already entered on the Common Application, the University of California application, and Cal State Apply — your colleges, intended majors, and submission status — into your own Got In! account. Got In!'s web app, got-in.app, brings it all together. • Track the admissions decision (Accepted, Wait-Listed, Denied) of every school you applied to in one dashboard • Compare outcomes anonymously with classmates at your school and others • Discuss the college application process in many different discussion groups: custom groups you and your friends set up, your high school classmates, and fellow-applicants to each of the colleges you applied to • Celebrate where you're headed when you commit You're always in control of your data. The extension only reads the application pages you open yourself, only imports the fields above, and never collects essays, recommendations, financial information, or demographic details. You choose what to share, and with whom. Optionally, the extension can securely save your college-portal logins (encrypted) so you can jump straight to checking a decision — entirely your choice, and removable anytime. Got In! is built for high-school seniors and works alongside the application platforms you already use. Create a free account at got-in.app to get started.
Sep 1, 2026
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