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AnalyticsAnalytics provides dashboards and downloadable reports for subject interests, shortlisted universities, applications and offers.Customizable reports help schools track student progress across academic, career readiness, graduation, and postsecondary planning requirements.
Intended usersBridgeU is designed for international schools, and the company describes it as a good fit for schools whose students are interested in applying to universities abroad.The maker describes the product as serving students, counselors, teachers, staff, school leaders, and districts; district demo requests ask for approximate student enrollment.
PurposeBridgeU is a careers and university guidance platform for international schools, supporting students from career exploration through university applications.MajorClarity is a college and career readiness platform for middle and high school students, connecting career exploration with academic planning and postsecondary opportunities.
SecurityBridgeU says its databases use encryption at rest with AES-256 and connections to its servers use HTTPS and other encryption technologies.The privacy policy says the service uses SSL and data encryption, encrypts communication between application and database servers, requires unique account identifiers and passwords, and monitors for suspicious activity.

BridgeU plans

  • BridgeUFree
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MajorClarity plans

  • MajorClarityPriced on request

Pick BridgeU if…

BridgeU is designed for international schools, particularly those whose students are interested in applying to universities abroad. It supports counsellors managing application workflows and students exploring careers and university options.

Pick MajorClarity if…

It suits middle and high school students, counselors, teachers, staff, school leaders, and districts planning academic, career, and postsecondary pathways.

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