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For students

You don't need your whole future figured out. Just your next move.

HIYP keeps track of everything you're already doing — classes, activities, the things you keep coming back to — and tells you the one thing worth doing next. You decide what to do with it. It's your story.

What HIYP actually does for you.

Know your next move

A short list of what actually matters for your grade right now — not a 40-item checklist you'll ignore.

Keep the receipts

Log activities, awards, projects, and moments as they happen. Future-you writing essays will thank present-you.

Find opportunities

Scholarships and summer programs matched to your interests, grade, and goals.

Build your story

By senior year you'll have four real years of material — not a blank page and a deadline. You still write it. It's yours.

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Year by year

Every grade has a different job.

9th grade

Try things. Build habits. Start the record early — it costs you almost nothing now and saves everything later.

10th grade

Go deeper on two or three things instead of collecting ten. Start paying attention to course rigor.

11th grade

The year that carries the most weight: testing, rigor, college research, and leadership.

12th grade

Applications, essays, recommendations, and scholarship deadlines — built from what you already captured.

Start where you are.It counts either way.