Who counts as an organization on StudentLife OS?

Almost any legitimate entity that works with, hires, funds, serves, or supports students. That includes companies of every size and industry, nonprofits, scholarship and funding providers, cities and government agencies, education-adjacent programs, professional and membership organizations, and community institutions. If you ever deal with a student, this platform was built for you.

Can a city or a government agency join?

Yes. Cities, counties, parks and recreation departments, public libraries, workforce boards, economic development agencies, and state and federal agencies are all welcome. We believe cities are full of opportunity for students, from summer jobs and internships to scholarships, programs, and community resources, and the platform is built to help that opportunity reach the students who need it.

Do I have to be hiring to join?

No. Hiring is one reason organizations join, but it is not the only one. You can post scholarships, events and career fairs, volunteering, programs, apprenticeships, resources, and student discounts. Posting opportunities and receiving applications is free on every plan.

We are a small or local organization. Is this really for us?

Yes. A local business, a community nonprofit, a single-city scholarship fund, and a neighborhood program all belong here alongside national employers. Reaching verified students should not require a large budget, so the free plan lets any organization post and collect applications at no cost.

How do you keep organizations legitimate?

Every new organization is reviewed before it is approved, and anything that is not clearly an established business or institution is researched first. After approval, our team can also grant a blue verified badge following a closer review. The badge is granted by our team, never purchased.

Can we use AI to scan through resumes?

Yes. Organizations can run SLOS AI over their applicants to read each candidate resume and cover letter, or only the documents you choose, and rank them against your role with a short reason for each. It is identity-blind by construction: candidates reach SLOS AI alias-keyed, with no name, email, or school name, contact details are stripped, and protected attributes are never sent. SLOS AI assists your team but never changes a status, never messages anyone, and never makes the hiring decision. The AI candidate match is available on paid plans.

What does it cost to get started?

Creating an organization account is free, and every new account starts with a 30-day free trial that includes full access. Posting opportunities and receiving applications is free forever. Paid plans add the hiring pipeline, interviews, offers, the AI candidate match, analytics, and higher limits. Exact pricing is on the Pricing page.

For organizations

Who can be an organization on StudentLife OS

Companies and employers in every industry, nonprofits, scholarship providers, cities and government agencies, education programs, professional associations, and community institutions all connect with verified students in one place. Wherever student opportunity lives, it belongs here.

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Free to start. Posting opportunities and receiving applications is free on every plan.

Organizations on StudentLife OS

Every kind, one network

Connected

Businesses and institutionsCities and scholarship providers

Students nationwide

One platform, every kind of organization

StudentLife OS is one connected network. Students discover opportunities, build a verified profile, and apply in one place, and organizations reach them directly, no matter what kind of organization you are. The list below is broad on purpose. If you work with students, you will find your place in it.

Post and reach students

Publish jobs, internships, scholarships, events, programs, volunteering, resources, and discounts.

Be discovered

Every organization gets a public profile that students, schools, and departments can find and follow.

Earn trust

Every organization is reviewed before approval, and a blue verified badge is granted after a closer look.

Organizations we serve

From a two-person startup to a city government, from a national nonprofit to a single scholarship fund. These are the kinds of organizations on StudentLife OS.

Companies and employers

Any business that hires students, interns, or recent graduates, at any size and any stage.

Startups and early-stage companies
Small businesses
Local and family-owned businesses
Mid-market companies
Large enterprises and corporations
Fortune 500 companies
Franchises and multi-location brands
Remote-first and distributed teams
Cooperatives and employee-owned businesses
Sole proprietorships and LLCs

Employers in every industry

Talent lives in every field. If your industry hires students, your organization belongs here.

Technology and software
Engineering and manufacturing
Healthcare systems and hospitals
Banks, credit unions, and financial services
Law firms and legal services
Accounting and consulting firms
Retail and hospitality
Restaurants and food service
Construction and the skilled trades
Logistics, transportation, and warehousing
Energy and utilities
Agriculture and food production
Media, entertainment, and publishing
Marketing, advertising, and PR agencies
Real estate and property management
Insurance
Automotive and aerospace
Biotech and pharmaceutical

Nonprofits and the social sector

Mission-driven organizations offering roles, programs, volunteering, and service.

Nonprofit organizations and charities
Foundations and grantmakers
Community-based organizations
Youth development organizations
Faith-based and religious organizations
Advocacy and civil rights groups
Environmental and conservation groups
Arts and cultural nonprofits
Human services and social-care nonprofits
Volunteer and national-service corps
Social enterprises and benefit corporations

Scholarship and funding providers

Anyone who funds a student future. Scholarships are the one place identity-eligible programs are allowed.

Scholarship funds and providers
Private foundations
Community foundations
Endowments and donor-advised funds
Corporate scholarship programs
Need-based and merit-based sponsors
Identity-based scholarship sponsors
Fellowship and grant programs
Memorial and legacy scholarships

Cities and government

Public-sector entities are some of the largest sources of student opportunity in the country.

Cities and municipalities
County governments
Mayor offices and city councils
Parks and recreation departments
Public libraries
Public works and transit agencies
Workforce development boards
Economic development agencies
State agencies and departments
Federal agencies
Public health departments
Tribal governments
Special districts
Chambers of commerce
Tourism and visitor bureaus

Education-adjacent organizations

Not a school, but built around learning, training, and research that students plug into.

Tutoring and test-prep providers
Bootcamps and training providers
EdTech companies
Research institutes and labs
Museums and science centers
After-school and enrichment programs
Summer camps and programs
Apprenticeship sponsors and trade programs

Professional and membership organizations

Associations and groups that open doors, host events, and award programs to students.

Professional associations
Trade unions and labor organizations
Industry groups and councils
Honor societies
Alumni associations
Campus clubs and student organizations
Athletic and sports organizations
Esports organizations

Care, community, and more

If you serve or support students in any way, there is a place for you on the platform.

Hospitals, clinics, and care providers
Mental health and counseling services
Senior care and human services
Coworking spaces and incubators
Accelerators and venture studios
Staffing and recruiting partners
Event and conference organizers
Community and civic institutions

Cities are full of opportunity for students

We believe a city is one of the richest sources of student opportunity there is, and that opportunity is too often scattered across departments and hard to find. A city, a county, a parks department, a public library, or a workforce board can post everything it offers students in one place, and reach the students in its community directly.

Bring your city onboard

What a city can offer students

Paid jobs and seasonal roles
Internships and city fellowships
Summer youth employment programs
Apprenticeships and workforce training
Scholarships, stipends, and grants
Civic, leadership, and service programs
Parks, recreation, and library roles
Resources for housing, food, and transit

Read every resume with SLOS AI

When applications come in, you do not have to open a stack of resumes one by one. Turn on SLOS AI and it reads each candidate resume, cover letter, or only the documents you choose, then ranks applicants against your role with a short reason for where each one lands. It is built to assist your team, never to decide for it.

See how the AI candidate match works

How SLOS AI reads resumes

Reads the resume on a deep checkScore on profile and answers alone, or switch on a deeper read of each resume, cover letter, or the exact files you select.
Identity-blind by constructionCandidates reach SLOS AI alias-keyed, with no name, email, or school name, contact details stripped, and protected attributes never sent.
You stay in controlSLOS AI never changes a status and never messages anyone. It ranks and explains; every hiring decision stays with your team.
Parsed once, reused everywhereA resume is read a single time and reused across the platform, so re-running a match never re-reads work already done.

The simple test

If you ever deal with a student, StudentLife OS was built for you.

You do not need to fit a category perfectly. If your work touches students in any way, whether you hire them, fund them, teach them, serve them, or simply want to reach them, there is a place for you here.

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Open to many, reviewed for all

Being welcome is not the same as being unchecked. Every organization is reviewed before it goes live, so students can trust the names they see, and the blue verified badge is granted by our team after a closer look, never purchased.

Every new organization is reviewed before approval. Anything that is not clearly an established business or institution is researched first.
Organizations live in their own isolated compartment with no access to the wider student body. You reach a student through a legitimate connection, and only when their settings allow it.
Identity-based eligibility is allowed only where the law permits, such as certain scholarships, and is enforced on our servers.
The blue verified badge is a trust signal that looks the same everywhere a name appears. It is display only and never changes anyone ranking or match.

Frequently asked questions

Who counts as an organization on StudentLife OS?: Almost any legitimate entity that works with, hires, funds, serves, or supports students. That includes companies of every size and industry, nonprofits, scholarship and funding providers, cities and government agencies, education-adjacent programs, professional and membership organizations, and community institutions. If you ever deal with a student, this platform was built for you.
Can a city or a government agency join?: Yes. Cities, counties, parks and recreation departments, public libraries, workforce boards, economic development agencies, and state and federal agencies are all welcome. We believe cities are full of opportunity for students, from summer jobs and internships to scholarships, programs, and community resources, and the platform is built to help that opportunity reach the students who need it.
Do I have to be hiring to join?: No. Hiring is one reason organizations join, but it is not the only one. You can post scholarships, events and career fairs, volunteering, programs, apprenticeships, resources, and student discounts. Posting opportunities and receiving applications is free on every plan.
We are a small or local organization. Is this really for us?: Yes. A local business, a community nonprofit, a single-city scholarship fund, and a neighborhood program all belong here alongside national employers. Reaching verified students should not require a large budget, so the free plan lets any organization post and collect applications at no cost.
How do you keep organizations legitimate?: Every new organization is reviewed before it is approved, and anything that is not clearly an established business or institution is researched first. After approval, our team can also grant a blue verified badge following a closer review. The badge is granted by our team, never purchased.
Can we use AI to scan through resumes?: Yes. Organizations can run SLOS AI over their applicants to read each candidate resume and cover letter, or only the documents you choose, and rank them against your role with a short reason for each. It is identity-blind by construction: candidates reach SLOS AI alias-keyed, with no name, email, or school name, contact details are stripped, and protected attributes are never sent. SLOS AI assists your team but never changes a status, never messages anyone, and never makes the hiring decision. The AI candidate match is available on paid plans.
What does it cost to get started?: Creating an organization account is free, and every new account starts with a 30-day free trial that includes full access. Posting opportunities and receiving applications is free forever. Paid plans add the hiring pipeline, interviews, offers, the AI candidate match, analytics, and higher limits. Exact pricing is on the Pricing page.

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Create your organization account, post your first opportunity, and reach verified students wherever they are in the country.

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