
CollegeMapper: A personalized tool guiding students through the college application process.
collegemapper.comCrawled Oct 16, 2026
The weighted GPA calculator asks users to select their school’s grading policy and enter the number of semesters or trimesters for each grade.
The page offers a resume builder and sample resumes for college applications.
The page outlines a timeline for applying to military academies serving the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, and Coast Guard.
The page explains that seniors may apply to six to eight universities, describing the Common Application used by many private colleges and applications used by state universities.
The page outlines steps for transferring from a two-year college to a four-year college and provides a timeline to help students stay on track.
The page outlines college support programs, veterans’ benefits, and transition steps, with freshman-year advice on grades and extracurricular activities.
Susanna de Chenonceau, M.Ed., is the owner, CEO, and primary consultant at College Solutions LLC, DBA CollegeMapper, which she founded. The page says she has nearly 30 years of experience helping students get into college.
The page outlines areas adults may consider when choosing a path back to school and offers tips for the application process.
The privacy policy explains how College Solutions LLC DBA CollegeMapper may collect, use, and disclose information related to access to and use of its site and mobile services.
The page lists college admissions timelines, including options for adult students and art schools.
The page directs admissions questions to a forum and provides a contact form for inquiries about working with Susanna, speaking engagements, and site bugs.
CollegeMapper’s admissions guide takes high school students through college admissions, including preparing for, selecting, and applying to a university.
CollegeMapper provides tools and a personalized timeline to help users assemble their college applications.
The page defines college terms, including Associate of Arts and Associate of Applied Science degrees, and describes where those degrees can be earned.