Edmit is Helping Students Make Smart Financial College Decisions

A new tool is becoming available to high school students to help them make financially savvier choices on where they attend college. The new tool, Edmit, will allow high school students to submit their GPA, SAT or ACT scores, zip code, and current high school and give them an estimate on tuition price for the college or university they plan to attend.

Edmit, which has already raised $855k, is currently testing the tool in a private beta with prospective college attendees and their parents. There is also a waitlist, which you can join on their website, that many have already signed up for the anticipated December release.

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