How it helps

Any major, any year. Ineligible roles stay labeled and below. Nothing is sent until you approve it.

How a posting becomes a plan

You pin a posting. Flightpath lists the gaps against facts you confirmed and ranks the role.

You can get a tailored resume for that posting. The draft is built from rules and facts you confirmed, and you review the changes. The tracker moves a role from saved to applied to interview to offer. A role you cannot take stays labeled and is never ranked above one you can take.

Who writes the referral note

Flightpath suggests a person from public contacts, or gives you a search link, and drafts a note you approve.

Nothing is sent until you approve the exact text. You mark it sent. Flightpath does not send the email.

How courses connect to a role

Flightpath builds a semester plan from your year, major, goals, and the gaps on a role you pinned.

You get the next courses and tasks in order. You still register. Flightpath does not promise that one class produces a job, and it does not walk a live catalog course by course.

Work you already did

A resume you upload is parsed into suggested skills. The file is not stored. Nothing counts until you confirm it.

A class project as its own import is coming soon. A read-only GitHub connection is partial, so a repository counts only after you confirm the line.

Research outreach

Flightpath drafts a note about a public project or program. You edit it and approve the exact text.

Flightpath does not send the note, and it does not scrape Google Scholar or LinkedIn.

Interview practice

Practice questions come from a posting you pinned. The session stays practice.

Those questions are prepared from the posting. Flightpath will not feed you answers during a real interview, and it will not invent a story you did not confirm.

If you are not eligible

A role you cannot take is labeled and is never placed above a role you can take.

You answer dropdowns only when your field has rules. The answers stay on your account and are not sent to a model. The guidance page has OPT and CPT links and sample H-1B rows. This is not legal advice. Flightpath does not collect visa documents.