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Schools & licensing

Individual guidance.
Institutional access.

An institutional software subscription brings SAT preparation and U.S. college guidance into your school’s student support offering.

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The institutional
licensing model.

Meridian generates revenue through software licenses contracted and funded by schools. Student access is included in the institutional agreement.

Institutional customer
The school manages the commercial relationship with Meridian and selects a package aligned with its student population.
Student entitlement
The school license is intended to provide individual access to every student with a school-issued email account. Families do not need separate Meridian subscriptions.
Commercial terms
Pricing is quoted for each institution. The proposal sets out coverage, included capabilities, the license term, and renewal arrangements before an agreement is signed. Rates and standard terms are not yet finalized.

Scope follows
student demand.

Two inputs guide the package discussion, helping match the offering to actual preparation needs.

9–12

High school enrollment

The number of students in grades 9 through 12 establishes the size of the school community and the scale of rollout.

% abroad

International study plans

The share pursuing universities abroad helps estimate demand for testing and application support. It informs package planning, rather than acting as an individual access restriction.

Product scope

The planned offering connects adaptive SAT practice, individual reports, AI tutoring, college exploration, essay feedback, and application planning.

Value for the institution

Offer a consistent preparation resource across the school, extend support beyond the school day, and complement the work of teachers and counselors.

The school proposal confirms release features and implementation scope. Individual reports are illustrated on the product page; staff permissions and cohort reporting are still being defined.

Student access

A school account.
An individual workspace.

Students are intended to use their school-issued email to access their own practice history, learning priorities, and application plan.

Meridian is planned to fit within the school’s existing digital environment. Platform compatibility, account setup, and data arrangements are confirmed before implementation.

Meridian
  • Google Classroom
  • ClassLink
  • Schoology
  • Your school portal

Planned access options. Supported integrations and setup are confirmed before each school rollout.

From conversation
to implementation.

The first rollout is planned for November 2026 with private and international schools in Peru, as a starting point for South America.

  1. 01

    Explore the fit

    Arrange a private demonstration and discuss student goals, enrollment, study-abroad demand, and the school’s current support.

  2. 02

    Define the agreement

    Review a proposal covering the package, price, license term, and responsibilities. Confirm what is included before committing.

  3. 03

    Prepare the environment

    Agree supported access options, onboarding, data handling, and staff permissions with school leadership and the relevant technology team.

  4. 04

    Confirm readiness

    Verify the agreed release scope and school setup before making Meridian available to students. Dates and implementation details are agreed per institution.

Meridian remains in development. The planned rollout is not a claim of existing school deployments.

Start with
your school’s needs.

Email our team to discuss a demonstration and institutional proposal.

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