Effective Date: November 12, 2026 | Last Updated: November 12, 2026

Student Terms of Use

1. About these terms

These terms are an agreement between you and Snow Growth Marketing Inc., the Ontario company that runs Enrolla ("Enrolla", "we", "us"). They cover the program finder on your college's Enrolla page, for example csi.enrolla.com for the College of Southern Idaho.

Your college chose Enrolla to help you explore its programs. Your college, not Enrolla, owns its program information and makes every decision about applications, admission, enrollment and advising. Enrolla runs the website and the assessments on the college's behalf.

Please read these terms and our Privacy Policy. Your college's privacy notice also applies. You can find it on your college's website, or ask your college for a copy.

2. Agreeing to these terms

When you create an account, we ask you to tick a box to show you agree to these terms. You can't create an account without agreeing. We keep a record of which version you agreed to and when.

If you don't agree, don't create an account. You can still contact your college directly.

3. Who can use the program finder

You must be at least 14 years old. If you're under 14, please talk to your school counselor or contact the college directly instead.
If you're 14 to 17, we encourage you to read these terms with a parent or guardian.

4. Your account

Use your own name and an email address you can read. One account per person.
We sign you in with a one-time code sent to your email. Keep your email account secure, and don't share codes: anyone with your code can sign in as you.
If you think someone else used your account, tell your college or email support@enrolla.com.

5. What the program finder does, and doesn't do

You answer two short assessments: a 30-question Personality Profile and a Program Fit questionnaire about your interests, goals and schedule. We use your answers to suggest programs at your college. Each suggestion shows a match percentage and a short "Why this fits" explanation.

Matches are suggestions, not advice or a promise. The match percentage is an estimate to help you compare programs. It doesn't predict grades, success, jobs or pay.
The explanations are written by an AI model using your answers and the college's program information. They can be wrong or out of date. Before you decide, check details with the college, such as schedule, cost, length and online options.
Admission and eligibility are decided by the college. The program finder helps you explore programs. It isn't an application. If you want to know whether your answers or results are used in any admission, placement or eligibility decision, ask the college.
Program details come from the college. Enrolla can't guarantee that a program, schedule or format is available.
You can retake the assessments at any time. Your new results replace the earlier ones on your screen.

6. Your information

This is a short summary. Our Privacy Policy and your college's privacy notice explain it in full. If this summary and those notices differ, the notices apply.

What we collect: your name and email, your assessment answers and results, the programs you save, like or dislike, questions you send the college, and how you arrived (for example, a campaign code in the link you clicked).

How it's used:

To make your matches. Your answers are used to work out your matches. They are also sent to an AI service (Cloudflare Workers AI) to write the "Why this fits" explanations. Cloudflare says it doesn't use this content to train AI models.
To connect you with your college. Your college can see your name, email address, the dates you signed in, and the questions you send.
To run and improve Enrolla. We use product analytics (PostHog) to see how the site is used and to fix problems. This includes recordings of some visits, with all text and typing hidden.
Enrolla doesn't sell your information, doesn't use it for its own advertising, and doesn't use it to target ads to you.

Your college's own analytics and advertising tools. Your college can add its own tools to its Enrolla pages, often through a tag manager (a tool that loads other tools on a web page, such as Google Tag Manager). These tools are run by your college and its providers, not by Enrolla:

Analytics tools (like Google Analytics) help the college see which of its outreach works.
Advertising tools (like Meta, Google Ads or TikTok pixels) can be used by the college to measure its ads or to show you its ads on other sites.

When you do things like sign up or save a program, these tools may receive a record of that action. That record may come with cookies, device or browser identifiers, your IP address and the page address. Even without your name or email, this can be linked to you, your browser or your device. Your college's privacy notice explains which tools it uses and how to opt out. You can find it on your college's website, or ask your college for a copy.

7. Contacting your college

When you send a question through the contact form, it goes to your college with your name and email address, so the college can reply to you directly. The college, not Enrolla, answers it and decides how quickly.

8. Using the program finder fairly

Please don't:

sign up as someone else, or share your account;
send abusive, threatening or spam messages through the contact form;
try to get into other people's accounts or data, overload the site, or get around its security;
copy the site or its content to build another service.

We may suspend an account that breaks these rules, and tell your college why.

9. Seeing, fixing or deleting your information

You can stop using the program finder at any time. To see, correct or delete your account and answers, email privacy@enrolla.com or ask your college. Your college controls your information, so we may check with them before we act. We'll confirm by email when it's done.

Deleting your Enrolla account doesn't delete copies your college already has, for example in its email or student-recruitment system. Ask your college to delete those.

10. Changes to these terms

We may update these terms. If a change matters to you, for example a new use of your information, we'll tell you on the site or by email before it applies. We'll ask you to agree again the next time you sign in. If you don't agree, you can stop using the program finder and ask us to delete your account.

Small changes, like fixing typos or updating a contact address, apply when we post them.

11. What we can and can't promise

We work to keep the program finder accurate and available, but we can't promise it will always be error-free or online. Matches and explanations are a starting point for exploring programs. They aren't professional advice. To the extent the law allows, Enrolla isn't responsible for decisions you make based on them without checking with the college. Nothing in these terms limits rights you have under the law that can't be waived.

12. Which law applies

These terms are governed by the laws of Ontario and the federal laws of Canada that apply there. If you live somewhere whose laws give you rights or protections that can't be waived, those still apply.

13. Contact

Snow Growth Marketing Inc. (Enrolla), 7017 9th Line, Thornton, Ontario, Canada, L0L 2N0. General help: support@enrolla.com. Privacy questions: privacy@enrolla.com. For anything about your application or a program, contact your college.