The HBCU CLLCTV College Application.
Choose the HBCUs you are applying to, write your answers once, and take them to each college. There is no account or fee, and your answers stay in this browser.
What this is
The HBCU CLLCTV College Application asks what a first-year application usually asks: who you are, your high school and counselor, your record, what you do outside class, an essay, and who is writing for you. Choose as many colleges as you are applying to. It never asks for a Social Security number.
Your answers are saved in this browser and nowhere else. There is no account to make and no password to lose, and because the only copy is yours, nobody here can read it, sell it or hand it to anyone. Delete it whenever you like, in one click.
No school receives it yet. None of the 102 schools in the index takes applications from us today, and this page will say so on the day one does. So what this does now is real but smaller: you write everything once, then copy it into each college’s own application, which the last step links to, with that college’s fee and deadlines beside it and a list of what is left to do there.
What it costs a school to receive applications from here is on the pricing page. Students pay nothing, now or later.