Cappex Review 1315 Reviews

I learned about the application procedure and applied for scholarships via Cappex, which is now known as Appily. I had trouble finding a lot of the information I was looking for on their website since it is a little tricky to use. It doesn't help that email verification is the only method of sign-in. Regardless, Cappex/Appily sends a lot of emails, and managing the ensuing mess can be bothersome.

Appily, or Cappex, has so many colleges on their website to look through. The only thing I didn't like very much was having to use a sign-in link every time I logged in. Other than that, amazing!

With a staggering 1312 reviews and counting, Cappex stands as a beacon of guidance for aspiring college students, making the journey to the perfect college a seamless and rewarding experience. One of Cappex's standout features is its extensive college comparisons. Creating a free Cappex account opens the door to a treasure trove of information. You can effortlessly compare colleges based on various criteria, including majors, location, cost, and student reviews. This invaluable tool is a godsend for students seeking the right fit for their educational journey.

Cappex, or Appily, is another free online resource for stressed high school students applying to college. There are lots of things you can do with it, from college searches and comparisons to scholarships to career advice. Try it out!

I used Cappex (now called Appily) to apply to scholarships and learn about the application process. Their website is a little difficult to navigate and I couldn't find much of the information that I wanted. It also doesn't help that the only way to sign in with e-mail verification. Cappex/Appily sends tons of email anyways, and it can get annoying to deal with the resulting clutter.