Path to My College started at our kitchen table. When my daughter began high school, I wanted a straight answer to a simple question: is she on track for graduation, for the GPA she needs, and for the colleges she might want?
There was no straight answer. Her real GPA depended on her district's actual weighting rules, buried in a course catalog PDF. College “match” sites wanted five minutes and an email address, then guessed. The tools that did go deeper were built for school administrators or priced for consultants, not for families.
So I built it myself. First, a GPA tracker against her district's real course catalog. Then the college list, driven by her actual numbers instead of wishful thinking. Then test prep she'd actually open every day.
Other families started asking to use it. Then families in other districts. Today, p2mc indexes real course catalogs from 300+ school districts across all 50 states and Canada, more than 75,000 actual courses in all, alongside full-length SAT and PSAT practice tests, AP drills, language courses, and college data sourced from published institutional data.
I spent more than twenty years building and leading technology systems inside large enterprises, most recently at one of the country's largest financial institutions. In 2026, I left that career to work on p2mc full-time.
A few things I decided on day one and won't change: your family's data is never sold. There are no ads. Students aren't leads. College planning shouldn't cost thousands of dollars, and it shouldn't depend on your zip code.