Bachelor's, master's and language programs across the United States. Personal educational consultants, a clear timeline and honest advice on scholarships and funding.
We help students, parents and young professionals understand how the American higher education system works and how to get into it: which universities fit your profile and budget, which tests to take, and how to write an application that stands out.
Our team works with official U.S. sources of information, keeps track of every deadline and stays with you from the first conversation to your first day on campus.
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Top-30 research universities and strong state schools, undergraduate and graduate programs.
We know the school systems, grading scales and document requirements of each country, so your transcripts and diplomas are evaluated correctly by U.S. universities.
A typical application takes 8 to 12 months from the first conversation to an offer from a university.
We review your grades, English level, budget and career goals, then shortlist 6 to 10 universities.
TOEFL or IELTS for everyone; SAT/ACT for bachelor's, GRE/GMAT for some master's programs.
Transcripts, recommendation letters, personal statement and a financial statement.
We submit through Common App or the university portals and track every deadline.
Choose your offer, receive your I-20 and join our free pre-departure orientation. We help you find official visa information and fill in the forms accurately.
We would rather tell you the truth in the first conversation than make promises no one can keep.
From a single conversation to full support until the day you accept your offer.
One session on any question: first conversation about your options, a second opinion on your shortlist, a review of your essay or CV, or test strategy.
A group of like-minded students walking the whole path to a U.S. university together. You stay motivated because everyone around you is working toward the same goal.
A personal educational consultant takes you through the entire application cycle. Enrollment is open now for students applying for next year.
For students applying in the current cycle, while late-application deadlines are still open. Two months of intensive, personalised work with an educational consultant:
For master’s and PhD applicants in the current cycle, while deadlines are still open. Two months of intensive, personalised work with an educational consultant:
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Undergraduate and graduate applicants from eight countries, and eight different ways to pay for a U.S. degree: merit scholarships, assistantships, need-based aid, athletic recruiting and fellowships.
"I had a 6.5 IELTS and no idea how the Common App worked. In eight months we built a list of eight universities, wrote three versions of my essay, and I got into Arizona State with a merit scholarship. My parents still can't believe the tuition we're paying."
"I worked as an engineer for three years and wanted a master's in the US, but every deadline looked impossible. My educational consultant turned it into a weekly plan: GRE in October, recommendation letters in November, applications by January. Purdue offered me a research assistantship."
"Admissions Club was the best decision. Twice a week with people from Georgia, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan who were all applying at the same time. A guest admissions officer read my statement of purpose live and told me exactly what to cut. Two admits out of five applications."
"I applied late, in February, with the late application package. In one month we prepared my portfolio, filled in every account together and wrote to the admission offices about my situation. I start at the University of Minnesota this fall, and yes, it was worth it."
"I play tennis and my educational consultant suggested a route I'd never heard of: athletic recruiting. We made a highlight video, wrote to 40 coaches and got replies from six. Now I study and play for a Division II school in Florida with most of my tuition covered."
"I wanted a PhD but had no publications and was sure nobody would fund me. We found professors whose research matched my thesis, I wrote to them before applying, and one of them became my advocate on the committee. Full funding for five years."
"My family's budget was around $15,000 a year, which sounded like a no for the US. My educational consultant showed me need-based aid at private liberal arts colleges. Two of them met almost all of my demonstrated need. I pay less than I would have in Europe."
"An MBA looked like $150,000 and I almost gave up. We targeted schools that give merit fellowships to international candidates with work experience, and I retook the GMAT to get over 700. Two fellowship offers, I chose the one in Texas."
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