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Breaking down credit evaluation bottlenecks, financial aid differences, and social transition friction.
The student-success layer between a student, their campus, and the broader community around them. Personalized stage-based guidance, vetted peer connections, and local resources—all in one place.
Built for every path:Whether you're moving from another country, another state, transferring schools, or already living on campus, Cohortlyy helps you figure out exactly what comes next.
Saves up to $1,800/yr. Requires active Maryland or partner plan.
Overlooked local Maryland scholarships closing by Nov 15.
Get a personalized roadmap based on your stage, goals, and situation.
Connect with students at your university or nearby who share relevant experiences, interests, or needs.
Discover useful resources, services, and organizations that can support different parts of your college journey.
Get practical advice from students who have already navigated similar experiences.
A transfer student from a community college has different milestones than an international graduate student arriving on campus. Cohortlyy personalizes next steps to your stage, goals, and situation.
Request an official transfer audit from your registrar to verify which community college or dual-enrollment credits apply to your degree.
Schedule your one-on-one major advising appointment to plan prerequisites before open course registration closes.
Coordinate lease dates, off-campus sublets, and ride-sharing with students in nearby neighborhoods.
Review institutional grants and state scholarships closing this semester to maintain continuous funding.
Connect with on-campus career fairs and regional employers hiring undergraduate talent in your major.
Rather than dumping a 50-step PDF on students during week one, Cohortlyy unlocks timely milestones based on their enrollment calendar, housing status, and academic stage.
Cohortlyy helps students meet peers with shared experiences, program goals, and shared living needs:
Study habits, budget, neighborhood preferences, and lease timing.
Connect with transfer cohorts, pre-health students, or international cultural associations.
Safe student-to-student messaging, friend requests, and group discussions.
Junior • Business Analytics
"Transferred from CCBC this semester! Commuting from White Marsh. Looking for study buddies for ECON 301 and off-campus housing tips."
Grad • Public Health
"Relocating to Baltimore next week. Figuring out U.S. banking, SIM cards, and navigating the shuttle routes between Homewood and East Baltimore."
Clinical rotation discussions, CPR certifications, and local hospital networking (Hopkins, UMMC, MedStar).
Cohortlyy hosts practical, student-led micro-guides covering real transitions, academic tips, and local navigation. Watch them in the mobile app.
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Organizations sharing resources can Partner With Cohortlyy.
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Discover organizations and services organized by category to help you navigate college essentials.
Assistance finding state aid, institutional grants, and private scholarships to help keep tuition covered.

Scholarship identification and application timing guidance.
Pathways for life science, public health, and nursing students seeking clinical and industry opportunities.

Health sector staffing and internship mentorship.
Food, clothing, hygiene, and other local support for students covering everyday essentials.

Baltimore nonprofit connecting people with verified food, housing, healthcare, legal aid, and other basic needs at no cost.
Off-campus lease guidance, sublease coordination, and roommate preferences.
Roommate matching and verified off-campus housing for students.
Student checking accounts, international transfer clarity, and credit building for new-to-country or first-generation students.
We're in talks with a partner about getting a driver's license, learning the basics, and driving.
Connecting students with local community organizations, youth mentorship, and leadership initiatives.
Universities, EdTech companies, nonprofits, local businesses, and student-service organizations can partner with Cohortlyy to support students with relevant resources, services, and opportunities throughout their college journey.
If you make student content as a creator or educator, Create with Cohortlyy instead.
Partners receive a unique invite code. Partner representatives enter that code in the app, and your logo appears next to their profile. Those people also show up on your resource card, so students can reach out to them about your organization.
We set up your organization with a unique code and your logo.
Your team enters the code under Profile → Partner affiliation.
Your logo appears on their profile, and they appear on your resource card so students can message them about your organization.
Request an invite code so your representatives can show your logo in the app.
Whether you are arriving from across the world or transferring from across the state, get clearer next steps, real advice, and direct support.