About AidBridge
Too many students decide on college without clearly understanding the cost. Most families aren't avoiding responsibility — they're trying to decode a confusing system. AidBridge makes the numbers clear.
What AidBridge does
- Explains aid letters in plain language
- Separates free money from loans
- Tracks important deadlines
- Helps draft respectful appeal emails
What it doesn't do
- Replace counselors or financial aid offices
- Guarantee more aid
- Give legal, tax, or official financial advice
- Ask for SSNs or unnecessary personal data
An independent, student-led project
AidBridge is built for students and families, with outreach focused on first-generation, low-income, and immigrant-family students. The self-serve tools are free to use, and verified impact information will be published only after enough privacy-protected data has been collected and reviewed.
The people behind the platform
Meet the people behind AidBridge
Learn more about co-founders Nilan Desai and Ronit Singh and the vision guiding the platform.
Meet the Founders