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Built Edutrial – “Try Before You Choose” for University Majors (Looking for Feedback!)

Hey Indie Hackers!

I recently launched Edutrial – a platform that lets high school students experience different university majors before they commit to one.


❓The Problem:

Too many students (especially in Vietnam, where I’m based) pick a major based on:

  • Parental pressure

  • Prestige or income potential

  • No real understanding of the subject

This leads to regret, wasted tuition, and years spent studying something they don’t love.


🎯 The Solution:

Edutrial lets students:

  • Take trial lessons in different majors (business, law, engineering, etc.)

  • Get AI-powered recommendations based on interests/personality

  • Read real student stories from people in those fields

Think: a “career test” meets mini-courses + reality check.


🌱 Traction:

  • MVP launched with first users

  • Partnerships forming with schools and student ambassadors

  • Focused on Vietnam now, but the problem is global


💬 Would love your feedback:

  • Does this problem resonate in your country?

  • If you were 17 again, would this help?

  • How can I make the trial experience more fun / sticky / shareable?

You can check out a demo or just drop any thoughts. Brutal honesty welcome.

Thanks! 🙏
— Edutrial

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    This is such a brilliant idea love the concept of "try-before-you-choose" for careers! Edutrial feels like a game-changer for students who feel lost or pressured when picking majors. The gamified, hands-on approach makes career exploration practical and personal. Excited to see where this goes best of luck on your Product Hunt launch.

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    If I had something like Edutrial back in high school, I would’ve saved so much time and doubt. This is going to change lives

  3. 1

    This hits home 💥 As someone who watched so many friends regret their majors, I wish Edutrial existed sooner

  4. 1

    Solid landing page and the headline is clear

    1. 1

      Thanks a lot for your feedback! 🙏
      We're continuously working to improve the product, and your input is really helpful.

  5. 1

    The link you've shared in the first line of the text doesn't work. Then I tried the "Website" button on your profile, and it does work, but I'm unable to read Vietnamese. You should use English as your first language, IMHO.

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      Thanks a lot for your feedback! 🙏
      We're continually working to improve the product, and your input is greatly appreciated.

      You can try out the website and leave us more feedback on the new post.

      Since our main target audience is high school students in Vietnam, the site is currently in Vietnamese. But we really appreciate your perspective, and we’ll consider adding English support in the future!