What's new
- Profile → Campus life: a new "Athletics & programs" card. It shows the NCAA division (FBS, FCS, Division II or III) or NAIA, the conference (and football's, when different), and recent moves such as "Moved from the Pacific-12 Conference to the Big Ten Conference". It also lists ROTC branches, study abroad, undergraduate research programs, the academic calendar, student services, and the share of undergrads registered with disability services.
- Profile → Admissions: whether the college grants credit for AP exams.
- Explore → Sports & programs: filter by division, football, ROTC branch, undergraduate research, and study abroad. Tap a conference on any profile to see every college in it.
- Compare: rows for athletics, conference, ROTC, study abroad, undergraduate research, calendar, and AP credit.
- Glossary: NCAA division, athletic conference, ROTC, study abroad, undergraduate research, academic calendar, AP credit, and disability services.
Behind the scenes
- From the federal survey of what colleges offer (Institutional Characteristics), for 2025–26. No existing value changed.
- A college that doesn't tick a box on the survey may still offer the program, so the site says "Not listed" rather than "No".
- Conference moves come from colleges' yearly answers back to 2014–15. The federal survey records conferences but not divisions, so the site keeps a reviewed list of which conference is in which division, checked against each conference's members, and updates it every year for realignment.
- Second of the eight wave 2 specs on the roadmap: campus-services.md.