OpenAI adds college application planner to ChatGPT for Teens

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OpenAI is introducing a new College Planner feature for its ChatGPT for Teens platform. The tool consolidates application requirements, deadlines, and financial aid steps into a single plan. It allows students to track their progress and ask ChatGPT questions about the application process. The feature is scheduled to be released in the near future.

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