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- Shriyan Avadhanula created Scholark, a free website that provides college admissions resources and AP test study materials.
- The platform emerged from the developer's frustration with disjointed, expensive information scattered across various educational websites.
- Over 10,000 users have accessed the platform since its 2025 launch.
- The tool incorporates AI-generated study questions and data-backed admissions predictions.
- This initiative aims to simplify the college application process for students by consolidating necessary information into one accessible interface.
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Shriyan Avadhanula
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“I used to have a bunch of tabs up on my computer, where it's like a GPA calculator, college websites, SAT resources — all of that stuff was so overwhelming”
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…SAT resources and test preparation platforms. According to him, the information he wanted usually existed, but it was scattered across different websites, sometimes difficult to interpret and often behind paywalls. “ I used to have a bunch of tabs up on my computer, where it's like a GPA calculator, college websites, SAT resources — all of that stuff was so overwhelming ,” he said. Eventually, during his freshman year, he decided to see if he could build a better alternative himself. What he began as a basic GPA calculator and college admissions prediction tool, eventually became…
“I'm not going to claim that it's 100 per cent accurate because I don't believe anything is 100 per cent accurate, because there's always room to grow”
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…different predictions, without always making it clear where those estimates came from. Scholark shows users the data behind its estimates, he said, though he is careful not to present the results as definitive. “ I'm not going to claim that it's 100 per cent accurate because I don't believe anything is 100 per cent accurate, because there's always room to grow ,” he said. Avadhanula shared Scholark with friends, asked them to be candid about what worked and what didn't, and continued making changes based on their feedback. But then people he didn't know started finding and…
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