Welcome to Agentic Scholarship Matching thatreads every scholarship's criteria into checkable rules.

Every campus holds scholarship money that goes unawarded and students who leave over smaller amounts. Risely's agents read the criteria, run every student against every award, and draft the packets. The committee still makes every award.

Matches · one student against every award

matching

Endowed STEM award · $3,000

apply

all four criteria met from the record

Regional first-gen grant · $2,500

apply

deadline in 19 days · recommender suggested

Departmental research fund · $4,000

next cycle

eligible once the lab course posts · calendared

$5,500 in live matches for a student carrying a $1,200 aid gap. The unclaimed pool and the leaving students were the same problem all along.

Criteria become rules a system can check.

Institutional awards, departmental funds, and the outside scholarships worth the paperwork all parse into checkable rules, with every deadline on a watched calendar.

One award parsed into rules

parsing the PDF

·Major in the sciencesread from the record
·GPA at 3.2 or betterread from the record
·Work experienceread from the record
·February deadlineon a watched calendar

The criteria stop living in a PDF only the right student in the right week ever finds.

The match runs whenever the record moves.

Grades post and circumstances change, and eligibility recomputes with them. Nobody has to stumble onto the right page during the right week.

The match never sleeps on the record

A grade posts in December

the record just changed

Eligibility recomputes

every award, this student

A new match surfaces

while the deadline is still live

The junior who becomes eligible in December gets found in December, not at next year's orientation.

The packet drafts itself, in the student's words.

Risely's agents draft the essay from her own recorded words and activities, suggest a recommender from a real relationship, and track the checklist to the deadline.

The application packet

drafting

Essaydrafted from her own recorded words and activities
Recommendersuggested from a real relationship, a professor
Checklisttracked to the deadline with every item watched

The application takes an evening instead of dying on a to-do list. The words stay the student's own.

The match lands where the gap lives.

Matches surface beside the aid gap on the same record. The unclaimed pool and the leaving students turn out to be one problem with one screen.

The gap and the answer, one screen

The aid gap

$1,200

Live matches

$5,500

Matches surface beside the aid gap on the same record, so the answer appears exactly where the problem lives.

One thing moves. The match re-runs.

A posted grade, a declared minor, a new outside award. Any of them changes who fits what, and every one runs the same way.

  1. A grade posts in December

    the eligibility just changed

  2. The criteria re-check

    every award against every student

  3. A new match surfaces

    with the deadline still live

  4. The packet drafts

    in the student's own words

  5. The committee decides

    the award stays theirs to make

What changes, and how it runs.

The unclaimed pool gets claimed

Every award finds every student it fits.

Applications stop dying on to-do lists

The packet arrives drafted, hers to finish in an evening.

Retention gets a cheaper dollar

The match closes gaps a discount never sees.

The technical read

Connects read-only to your SIS, aid system, and scholarship inventory to start

The scholarship committee makes every award

Every action lands on an append-only log

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Runs alongside what you have. Nothing rips out.