Choosing where to apply
A shortlist of schools and courses that fit your grades, your budget and what you want to do afterwards. Including the ones you would not have found on your own.
Admissions and student visas
Study abroad, from the first application to the visa.
We work with students who want to study in another country and would rather not work the process out alone. Choosing where to apply, putting the application together, and then the visa that comes after the offer.
Email [email protected]
The first conversation is free.
What we help with
Four parts of the same journey. Most people need help with all of them, but you can come to us for one.
The application itself
Personal statement, references, transcripts, English tests and the deadlines that go with them. We read your drafts and tell you honestly what is not working yet.
After the offer
Picking the right offer, deposits, your CAS or I-20, and getting financial evidence into the shape the embassy actually expects to see.
The student visa
The application, the documents that go with it, and what happens at the appointment. Nobody should walk into that interview guessing.
How it works
No forms and no portal. It starts with an email.
You email us
Tell us where you are. Your results, what you want to study, the countries you have in mind and roughly when you want to start. A few paragraphs is plenty.
We talk it through
A call to work out what is realistic, what it will cost and what the timeline looks like. If we are not the right help for you, we will say so.
We work through it together
Applications, offers, paperwork, visa. At every point you know what the next thing is and whose job it is.
Questions
The ones we get asked first.
Which countries do you cover?
Mostly the UK, Ireland, Canada and the United States. If you have somewhere else in mind, ask. If we do not know that system well we will tell you, rather than learn it on your application.
When should I start?
Earlier than you think. Most intakes want applications nine to twelve months ahead, and funding deadlines usually fall before admission deadlines. If you are already late, email anyway. Plenty is still possible.
What does it cost?
It depends on how much of it you want us to carry. Tell us what you need in your first email and you get a price before any work starts. The first conversation costs nothing.
Can you guarantee me an offer or a visa?
No, and you should not trust anyone who says they can. Those decisions belong to the university and the embassy. What we can do is make sure your application is the strongest honest version of itself, and that nothing gets refused for a reason that was avoidable.
What should I put in the first email?
Your most recent results, what you want to study, the countries you are considering, the intake you are aiming for, and anything you are already worried about. Attach your transcripts if you have them to hand.
Ready when you are
Send us where you are and where you want to go. We will take it from there.
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