AdmitDay

Every NYC high school, in one list you can actually use.

Set what matters — borough, size, how a school admits — or just describe what you’re looking for. You get a ranked shortlist with what each school actually requires, built from the DOE’s own directory.

Start with your schools

Free. No account, no email.

What you’re actually up against
700+
Programs
400+
Schools
7
Ways they admit

Counted from the DOE directory we build on. Not an estimate.

A single school can admit several different ways at once — one program screens on grades, another holds an audition, a third takes anyone who applies. Two programs at the same address can have completely different requirements.

None of this is secret. It’s just scattered across PDFs, a portal, and parent Facebook threads — which means the families with the most time and the best contacts end up with the best lists.

How it works
01

Set your guardrails

Borough, school size, how a school admits. These are hard filters — a school that doesn’t match is left out, so the list stays yours.

02

Say the rest in your own words

A strong music program, soccer, small classes. What you type never removes a school — it moves the ones that fit up the list.

03

Open a school and see the real thing

Programs, what applying actually requires, sports and courses, how many applied per seat — each with a link to the official listing.

Why you can check us
Every numberIs a figure the DOE published. We don’t compute our own.
Every requirementLinks out to the official listing, so you can confirm it before you apply.
Missing dataIs said in words, never shown as a zero or a dash. A gap in the source is not a low score.
And what it will never do

No chance of admission. No reach, target or likely. No score or rating of any kind.

Other tools will give you a number. We won’t, because the inputs aren’t public — and a confident-looking estimate is how families talk themselves out of applying somewhere they should have ranked.

You don’t have to know the vocabulary to start.

Pick a borough. Everything else can come later, and nothing you do here is final.

Start with your schools

Free while it’s being built. More is coming.

Independent and not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the New York City Department of Education.Confirm every program on the official listing before you apply.