Your student's degree requirements are spread across seven different pages. That's how families end up paying for a fifth year.
Watch how Univyze builds their entire degree plan in one click.
From scattered requirements to one living roadmap.
If you skipped the video, these are the five moments that matter.
Tell us the school and the major.
Takes about two minutes, with AP and transfer credits included.
Get a full term-by-term plan.
Every requirement mapped to a course that's actually offered.
Built around their life.
No Friday classes, lighter terms; the plan adjusts and still hits every requirement.
See what's missing before registration.
Prerequisites, closed classes, and credit gaps surface early.
It updates when things change.
New major, added minor; the plan rebuilds instead of starting over.
Seven places to check. One plan to follow.
Catalogs, audit tabs, registration portals, PDFs, prerequisite pages, transfer-credit notes, and advisor reminders do not naturally line up.
Without one roadmap
The student has to keep reconciling disconnected sources every time registration or a degree choice changes.
With Univyze
One visual plan keeps requirements, course sequencing, and changes in the same place.
A planning miss can turn into another term.
Fewer than half of students finish a bachelor's degree in four years. An extra term at your student's school can mean thousands more in tuition and fees.
Graduation source: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, IPEDS — 49.2% within four years for the 2017 retrospective cohort. View source. School-cost source: published 2026–27 tuition and fee schedule.
Give them a plan before the next registration surprise.
Start with your email. Add your student's school email only when you're ready to send them access and see the parent pricing options.
Launch offer for the first 100 families — ends [OFFER_END_DATE].
Send my student access
Email-only keeps you in the parent nurture path. Add the student email when you're ready to continue to parent pricing.
Five things families usually want to know.
Will my student actually use it?
Univyze is built around the decisions students already have to make: what counts, what comes next, how a schedule fits their life, and what changes if they switch direction. The goal is to make the degree plan easier to use before registration instead of giving them another document to maintain.
Can we look at the plan together?
Yes. The student controls the account, and families can review the same roadmap together with them. This page does not promise a separate parent login.
What if they change majors?
The roadmap can be rebuilt around a new major, minor, or different academic path, so the student can see how the change affects remaining requirements instead of starting the planning process from scratch.
Does it work for their specific major?
Univyze is built for supported schools and degree programs. The planning experience uses the student's school, major, credits, and requirements. If a program is not supported yet, do not present Univyze as covering it until it has been added.
What does it cost?
Core: $108 off, normally $359.40/year. Launch price: $251.40 for the first year.
Plus: $180 off, normally $599.40/year. Launch price: $419.40 for the first year.
Pro: $360 off, normally $1,199.40/year. Launch price: $839.40 for the first year.
Launch offer for the first 100 families — ends [OFFER_END_DATE].