For CBOs: Join the Scoir Network

Verified CBOs can now join the Scoir Network, all for just a one-time $500 set up fee! (And, as always, at no cost for students and families.) 🚀

We’re thrilled to invite CBOs to take advantage of the college and career discovery, planning, and application tools loved by nearly 1 million students and their parents/guardians, school counselors, and now we hope, you, community based organizations.

Let’s dive in!

Student Profiles with Activities, Achievements & Preferences

Review your students’ profiles, and see information about their academics, activities and achievements, and college preferences.

College and Career Search and Discovery

Students can take advantage of Scoir's rich college and career search and discovery experience, powered by their preferences. We'll match students based on interest and character-based assessments and Find Your College Match results.

My College List Collaboration

Access a shared My Colleges list, where students, parents/guardians, school counselors, and now you, can provide guidance around building balanced college lists.

Suggestions

Once your students have begun completing their profiles and building their lists, easily suggest colleges for their consideration!

Note Taking

Maintain student-specific notes and collaborate with your team. 

Messaging

Message directly with students to provide one-on-one support. Direct messaging is available in both the web and mobile app experiences.

As before, document sending remains in control of a student's counselor and cannot be accessed by CBO advisors.

In order to qualify for this offer, your organization must be approved by the CCID Registry as a nonprofit college access organizations. The CCID Registry is managed by Coalition for College to help students find resources in their local communities. Registration is completely free. Apply now >

With the addition of CBOs, we're closer than ever to completing the Scoir Network! We hope you'll join us.

TL;DR: CBOs can now join the same network loved by students, parents/guardians, and their counselors 🎉

And that’s a wrap! 

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This article was originally published on February 14, 2024. It was updated on June 30, 2025 for accuracy and comprehensiveness.