An educator speaking with a family at a high school information night
For schools

Your team can't sit with every student. HIYP keeps the record between visits.

HIYP does not replace school counselors. Students arrive with an organized four-year record, families understand what matters this year, and your team's limited time goes further.

Hundreds of students

on a single counselor's caseload in many public high schools.

Four years

of academic and activity history that mostly lives in students' memories.

One senior year

where all of it has to be reconstructed at once.

Counseling teams are doing demanding work with limited time. HIYP is built to support that work, not to substitute for it.

Why schools partner with us

Better-prepared students, fewer last-minute fires.

Structure between conversations

Students arrive at counselor meetings with their record already organized — courses, activities, testing, goals — so the time goes further.

Reaches every family

Not just the families who can afford private advising. HIYP is designed as an accessible alternative that supports your existing counseling program.

Parents in the loop

Parents get visibility into what their student should be focused on, which reduces the volume of "what should we be doing?" email.

A four-year record, not a scramble

By senior year, students have real material for applications, essays, and recommendation requests.

A school counselor meeting with a high school student

What working together looks like

  1. 1

    A 15-minute conversation about your school and your counseling team's priorities.

  2. 2

    A short session or communication to introduce the four-year roadmap to your families.

  3. 3

    Families who want ongoing support can continue on their own — no cost or administrative burden to the school.

Bring the four-year roadmapto your families.

Fifteen minutes is enough to see whether this fits your school.