Frequently asked questions

Mentor Match is built for university and organizations that want to run focused mentorship programs for students, mentors, departments, colleges, or specific cohorts.

Yes

A rollout can begin with one college, department, program, or cohort before expanding.

Mentor Match can either add structure to an existing program or support a new mentorship programs.

The university or organization provides approved mentor and mentee lists, branding, content, and joins setup calls. Mentor Match helps configure and support the rollout.

Only approved mentors and mentees provided by the partner can create profiles.

Approved participant lists, basic program branding/content, and availability for setup planning.

Yes! Mentor Match can adjust colors and graphics based on university/organization-provided branding.

Participants receive recommendations based on profile details and mentor-posted opportunities.

Yes. Participants can express interest or pass on recommendations.

Messaging opens only when both sides express mutual interest.

Mentors can post available mentorship opportunities so eligible mentees can discover relevant guidance, support, or experiences.

Opportunities are recommended to relevant eligible mentees. Hard filters include the same college and degree requirements.

Mentors complete a profile, post opportunities, review recommended mentees, express interest or pass, and message after mutual interest.

Mentees complete a profile, review recommended mentors and opportunities, express interest or pass, and message after mutual interest.

Yes. its available in both iOS and Android.

Account access is currently limited to users included in the partner-approved participant list.

No. Mentor Match is for mentorship coordination only. It is not intended for patient care, clinical documentation, or sharing sensitive clinical information.

Approved participants create accounts using email and password.

Yes. Privacy policy and terms of use will be matched to those of the individual university or organization.

Program pricing is discussed directly with each university partner based on scope, size, and support needs.

You can setup a meeting with the EdVantiq team to discuss a focused program around your students, mentors, and program goals.

Success can be measured through participant onboarding, profile completion, recommendations reviewed, mutual-interest matches, messaging activity, opportunities posted, and feedback from participants and university stakeholders.

Universities can contact the Mentor Match team to discuss a focused program around their students, mentors, and program goals.