Real interest in the subject, shown through what you have explored, not just claimed.
The offer.
Whether the university says yes, predicted against what admissions tutors really look for.
The offer, the grade, the scholarship, the first job. Finalit predicts how each is likely to go, before it does.
A real result from your placement, and a clear reason for this firm over the others.
FinalitThe moments that decide what comes next, each with its odds before it happens.
Real interest in the subject, shown through what you have explored, not just claimed.
Whether the university says yes, predicted against what admissions tutors really look for.
Strong 2:1 work. The argument never quite earns a First: the second half needs more of your own analysis.
Where it lands against the rubric, criterion by criterion, before it is handed in.
Strong grades, but nothing yet that shows what you would do with the money.
Whether a panel funds you, and what would make the difference.
Finalit’s own Lenses and Desks for students, already built.
Meets 300 applicants on paper; remembers five.
Marks to the rubric, every point of it.
Funds a future, not a CV.
Sorts thousands of applicants by the same five criteria.
Anything else is in Help.
A personal statement, an essay before it is marked, a scholarship application, an email to a tutor, a first job application.
Finalit doesn’t do the work for you. It predicts how a marker or an admissions tutor is likely to read what you wrote, and suggests changes you choose to make. Every university sets its own rules on AI, so check yours.
Its Lenses read like an admissions tutor, a strict marker or a scholarship panel. Put the brief or the mark scheme in a Desk, and it predicts against them too.
Yes. The prediction is free, on the same engine as every plan, with monthly usage at no cost. Paid plans add more usage, suggested changes applied for you, and a Record that learns what works for you.
Yes. Your work is private to your account. Nobody at Finalit reads it, nothing learns from it, it is never used to train AI models, and it is never sold.