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Nine services that take you from choosing a country to your first weeks abroad, followed by a closer look at the assessment, visas and English requirements.
Choosing where to apply is the decision everything else follows from. We look at your academic record, your budget and the career you're aiming for, then compare what Germany, Italy, France, Finland, Lithuania and China each ask of students like you. The goal is a shortlist of countries you can realistically reach, not the ones that simply sound best.
Once the countries are settled, we narrow down programmes and universities. Entry requirements are checked against your qualifications before anything goes on the list, drawing on more than 200 partner universities, so you don't spend effort applying to courses you can't get into.
A scholarship can change what studying abroad costs you. We identify the merit-based scholarships your academic record makes you eligible for, explain what each one expects from you, and prepare the supporting documents with you.
Applications are where small mistakes cost the most. We prepare your applications with you, check every document before it goes in, submit them, and then follow up with each university until a decision arrives.
A visa file has to match the embassy's requirements exactly. We assemble yours against the requirements of the country you're applying to, including your financial proof, and check the complete file before it is submitted.
Universities and embassies may interview you about your study plans, your finances and your intentions. We run mock interviews built around those questions, so that by the real one you can explain your plans clearly and calmly.
Knowing where you'll live before you fly takes much of the worry out of moving abroad. We help you arrange somewhere to stay before you travel, either in university housing or in a private rental.
Before you leave, we brief you on what to pack, what to expect when you land, and the registration steps you'll need to complete in your first weeks abroad.
Settling in is easier when you already know people. We introduce you to our student network in your destination, and guide you on part-time work while you study and on your career after you graduate.
A closer look
The free document assessment is open to Bachelors, Masters and PhD applicants.
Send us your CV and transcripts, and we tell you the courses and universities most appropriate for your profile. It costs nothing.
A closer look
A student visa is a permit, stamped in your passport, that allows you entry to study at the institution you enrolled at.
We prepare your visa file against the embassy's requirements, including your financial proof, and check it before it is submitted.
Health screening for viral and non-viral disease is now part of the student visa process for many countries.
A closer look
The visa interview is how visa officers verify that a student is genuine, and it is an essential part of the application.
There is no guaranteed formula for passing it. A methodical preparation programme does improve your ability to understand the interviewer and respond well.
The most important part of that preparation is strengthening your language and communication.
A closer look
You must meet the language entry requirements of each university you apply to.
Most universities that teach in English ask for proof of proficiency, and TOEFL and IELTS are accepted worldwide. Some courses ask for a higher score than others.
Free, no obligation, and we'll tell you if a country isn't realistic for your profile.
