You're the registrar
and the guidance counselor.
Most selective colleges ask a homeschooled applicant for a transcript, course descriptions, a school profile and a counselor letter. Enter your student's courses once and download all four, ready for you to review and edit — $99. Every college sets its own requirements, and some also need their own forms; check each one.
Build my student's pack See what you get
The actual output — a real pack this site generated for a sample student.
Open the full sample pack (PDF)Enter the courses
Year by year: course title, subject, credits, grade, and whether it was honors-level. Add the texts and resources you actually used — that's what makes the descriptions real.
We assemble the hard part
Every incumbent automates the transcript grid. We also build the course descriptions from what you entered, and draft the school profile and counselor letter for you to edit — the twenty-hour job nobody automates.
Review, sign, submit
Download DOCX and PDF. Edit anything, sign as the counselor, and send with the application. You stay the school of record.
Built for the parent doing a school's paperwork alone
- ✔ All four documents — transcript, course descriptions, school profile, counselor letter. Most services stop at the first one.
- ✔ GPA computed and shown — weighted and unweighted, with the scale and credit basis printed on the transcript so an admissions officer can follow it.
- ✔ Nothing invented — by construction. Course descriptions are assembled from your own words; the software has no way to add a book, activity, score or award you did not enter. Anything you leave blank is printed as a marked gap for you to fill, never guessed.
- ✔ Editable + final formats. DOCX to adjust the wording in your own voice, PDF to submit. Regenerate free while you proof it.
Why the course descriptions matter. Selective colleges ask homeschooled applicants for a description of each course — content, texts, and how the student was assessed. It's the single largest piece of writing in the application, and it's the piece families most often leave until the week it's due.
$99 homeschool records pack
One student, all four documents, DOCX and PDF. Free regenerations while you proof them. Does not include college-specific or Common App forms.
Start the packBuilding it in the junior year? Run it again next year with the new courses added — each run is a fresh $99 pack.