# ama.college

> Private video mentorship with current college students, for families navigating the college journey.

ama.college lets families book a private 30-minute video call with a verified current student at a U.S. college, to ask about campus life, majors and choosing the right school.

ama.college (Ask Me Anything College) is a StudentGigs company. It is not a college or university and is not affiliated with any, or with AMA University or other organizations called AMA.

- Price (USD, pay per conversation, nothing recurring): Single call: $49 for one 30-minute video call; Three calls: $129 (3 calls, $43 each); Five calls: $199 (5 calls, $40 each).
- Booking and payment: No charge to submit your request or save your card. You’ll review the student and time before approving payment for your selected pack.
- Every call includes: Mentor matched to a specific college or major; Questions shared in advance; Parent can join the call; Dedicated time for your family’s questions.
- Not college consulting. A mentor doesn’t: Edit essays, manage applications or act as an admissions consultant; Predict or promise an admissions outcome; Speak for the admissions office or share non-public information; Replace your school counselor—they complement one.
- How mentors are vetted: Student ID and .edu verification; Calls happen on our platform; Recorded and reviewable; Parent visibility by default; One-tap reporting.
- College profiles: free profiles of 501 U.S. colleges with enrollment, admissions, tuition, financial aid, net price, majors, outcomes, housing, athletics, student services and campus climate. College Scorecard, IPEDS, NOAA and HUD sources and reporting periods appear with the data. Missing figures are not zero. A profile does not mean a mentor from that college is available.
- Student hosting: Help families understand classes, campus life and the choices you made. Apply to host private 30-minute conversations about your own experience. You earn for completed, eligible sessions. Your current session rate is shown in your student account. Earnings depend on family demand, relevant invitations and the sessions you complete. Applying does not guarantee session invitations or income.
- Book a call: https://app.ama.college/book
- Contact: support@ama.college

## Main pages

- [How it works](https://ama.college/how-it-works/): how a session runs, and what a mentor does and doesn’t do
- [Pricing](https://ama.college/pricing/): call packs and what every call includes
- [For parents](https://ama.college/for-parents/): how a private 30-minute conversation with a current student helps a teen picture life at a college, how matching works, and prices
- [Trust and FAQ](https://ama.college/faq/): how mentors are verified, and answers to the questions parents ask first
- [Mentors](https://ama.college/mentors/): student profiles by college, major and experience; confirm the proposed student and time before approving payment
- [Explore colleges](https://ama.college/colleges/): searchable directory of college profiles; each one is at https://ama.college/colleges/<slug>/
- [Compare colleges](https://ama.college/compare/): side-by-side comparison of college profiles
- [For counselors and schools](https://ama.college/for-schools/): counselor referrals and parent evenings
- [For current students: hosting and earnings](https://ama.college/for-students/): Apply to get paid for sharing your college experience with families in private student conversations. Learn how applications, invitations and earnings work.
- [Full text](https://ama.college/llms-full.txt): this summary plus the session format, the FAQ, the guides and a link to every college profile, in one file

## Guides

- [All guides](https://ama.college/guides/): guides for families choosing a college
- [How to talk to a current college student: free and paid ways](https://ama.college/guides/talk-to-a-current-college-student/): Seven ways to reach a current student at a college you are considering, what each is good for, and what to keep in mind.
- [Questions to ask a current college student](https://ama.college/guides/questions-to-ask-college-students/): Forty questions to ask a current student about academics, dorms, social life, money and the first year.
- [How to choose between colleges after you’re admitted](https://ama.college/guides/choosing-between-colleges/): A six-step checklist for deciding between college offers: cost after aid, the major, outcomes, a visit, a current student and the reply date.

## Optional

- [Privacy policy](https://ama.college/privacy/)
- [Terms of service](https://ama.college/terms/)