See every path before you pick one.
Two things live here. One is the plan that carries you to graduation, where you can add a minor or change your major and see the whole route redraw against your real record. The other is the day-to-day of courses, grades, and studying, where a study plan and a tutor show up the same week a grade starts to slip.
Degree progress
29 of 34 units · 3.42 GPA
On track · May 2027Degree planning
Your route to graduation is mapped, with every prerequisite cleared.
Courses and grades
Four courses are tracked, and one is worth a closer look.
Studying and tutoring
14 hours are planned around your Tuesday shift.
Staying on track
A check-in lands before History 201 can slip.
Your degree plan and your day-to-day share one record.
The plan is the route to graduation. The day-to-day is this term's courses, grades, and studying. Both read from the same record, so a what-if you try on the plan already knows the grade you earned last week.
Your route to graduation.
See where you stand against your degree, and how the whole path shifts the moment you change it.
Degree planning
Watch your path to graduation draw itself in.
Risely reads the requirements you have already met and the ones still open, then lays your remaining terms end to end. You see the whole route to your degree with every prerequisite in the right order, and you can try a different sequence in a tap. This is the plan you graduate from, kept honest against your real record.
- Requirements fill in from the credits you have already earned.
- Every prerequisite lands in the right term.
- Your on-track graduation date updates as the plan changes.
Path to graduation
29 of 34 units · B.S. Computer Science
Every prerequisite checks out, so this route keeps May 2027 as your graduation date.
What-if
Change your major or add a minor, and watch the plan catch up.
Try a real change to your degree, like adding a Data Science minor or switching your major, and Risely reworks the whole path in front of you. It reuses the courses that count twice, flags the one class you would need to add, and tells you whether your graduation date still holds.
- Every what-if is checked against your real record.
- A course that counts toward both is used only once.
- You see the new graduation date before you commit to anything.
What if you add a Data Science minor?
Checked against your full record
Add a minor · Data Science
Two are already in your plan, and one is new.
One new course to add
STAT 340 · Applied Statistics fills the minor's open requirement.
One course counts twice
CS 450 · Machine Learning already counts toward the major and the minor.
Your plan now
34 units
May 2027
With the minor
37 units
Still May 2027
Every prerequisite still clears, so adding the minor keeps your May 2027 graduation date.
Transfer credit
See exactly what your transfer credits count toward.
Every course you bring from another school is mapped to a requirement in your degree, so you can see what already counts and what is still under review. The credits that apply are folded into your path, which means you never sit through a class you have already passed.
- Each transfer course maps to a specific degree requirement.
- Credits under review are flagged before they hold you up.
- What counts is already built into your remaining terms.
What your transfer credits count toward
Mapped from your community college record
ENGL 101
Rivertown CC
General Education
3 units
MATH 150
Rivertown CC
Math foundation
4 units
BIO 120
Rivertown CC
Under review
3 units
The credits that count are already folded into your path, so you never repeat a class you passed.
Your term at a glance.
See how this term is going, with your courses, grades, and studying in one place.
Courses and grades
See every grade in one place, with the math already done.
See where each course stands this term, and check what a score on the next assignment would do to your grade before you sit the exam. Risely keeps the numbers current between assignments, so a surprise never lands on your final grade report.
- Grades, attendance, and what is due sit on one screen.
- A what-if does the math before the exam.
- The numbers stay current between assignments.
Software Design
Operating Systems
Capstone Project
American History
What if you score 85 on Essay 2?
History 201 · Essay 2 is worth 20% of the grade
Projected grade
B+
Projected score
88%
Studying and tutoring
A study plan builds the week a grade starts to slide.
When a course gets heavier, Risely builds a weekly plan from your deadlines and the places you are losing points, then matches a tutor who knows the exact unit. The hours land around your work shift and your other classes, so they are hours you can actually keep.
- The plan is built from your real deadlines and grades.
- A tutor is matched to the exact unit you are stuck on.
- Sessions fit around your shift and your class schedule.
This week's study plan
Built from your deadlines and where points slip · 14h total
Essay writing and primary-source analysis
The sessions land around your Tuesday shift, so every hour is one you can actually keep.
Staying on track
A nudge arrives before a slip becomes a problem.
Risely watches the small signals that add up, like a dip in attendance or an essay grade sliding, then reaches out while there is still time to act. You get one clear next step, and the people who can help are looped in only when you say yes.
- Early signals are watched before they add up.
- You get one clear next step to take.
- Staff are looped in only when you say yes.
An early check-in
Caught while there is still time to fix it
Attendance dipped to 88%
Two absences from the threshold your scholarship watches.
Essay 2 is due in six days
It is worth a fifth of the History 201 grade.
History 201
A-
Semester GPA
3.60
Scholarship safe
History 201
B+
Semester GPA
3.50
Scholarship safe
History 201
B-
Semester GPA
3.30
Scholarship at risk
Aim for the expected path, where your scholarship stays safe. Your advisor is looped in only when you say yes.
Book 20 minYour plan sees more than your transcript.
A degree plan should account for your job, your aid, and where you want to work. Because Risely holds all of it on one record, your plan works around your Tuesday shift, protects the full-time status your aid depends on, and points your electives at a real first job.
A person on your campus approves anything that touches your record, so nothing acts on you without someone saying yes.