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See exactly what to take each term, and how changes affect graduation. Join the waitlist with your .edu email and we’ll email you the moment Univyze launches at your school.
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.edu email required: Join with your school email so we can verify student demand and prioritize your campus.
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Always in the loop: We’ll send launch updates, feature previews, and your invite link as soon as we go live.
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What you get as an early member
Joining the waitlist isn’t just about an email. It’s about starting your degree with a clear, confident plan. A valid .edu email is required to join.
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Launch-day invite You’ll be among the first to know when Univyze is live and which schools are supported.
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Priority feature access As we roll out new planning tools like double major planning, study abroad planning, and summer optimizations, early members get access first.
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Direct influence We’ll occasionally invite waitlist members to give feedback and help shape how Univyze works.
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Give your future self a break The work you do now—getting on the waitlist and setting up your info—means less stress later when course registration opens.
Waitlist FAQ
Do I need a .edu email to join?
Yes. A valid .edu school email is required to join the Univyze waitlist.
When will Univyze launch?
We officially launch in August 2026 with a handful of schools. We’ll be adding more schools in waves.
What happens after I join?
You’ll get a confirmation email, then short launch updates—and your personal invite link when Univyze goes live. You may need to check your spam folder for the confirmation email.
Can parents join too?
The waitlist form requires a .edu email. Parents and guardians can still stay informed once the student’s plan is available.