Undergraduate Admissions
For students applying to universities in more than one country. We build a single strategy that keeps the school list, the essays and the deadlines working together instead of against each other.
What's included
Scope and session counts are confirmed in your service agreement.
- Major positioning and a tiered school listReach, target and likely schools, matched to the student's record and the family's priorities.
- Course and academic planningWhich classes to take each year, and how to show rigor without risking the GPA.
- Activities and projectsFewer, deeper commitments that point in one direction, with research and internship options from our network.
- Essays for every systemCommon App, UCAS personal statement and school supplements, written by the student and edited by our team over several rounds.
- Recommendations, interviews and testsRecommender briefs, mock interviews and a testing plan for each school's requirements.
- Application tracking and decisionsPortal checks and deadline management, then offer comparison, scholarships and enrollment.
How it runs
Our approach in detailAssess
Transcript, courses, activities and goals reviewed.
Plan
School list strategy across countries and a year-by-year plan.
Build
Courses, activities and projects that point one way.
Apply
Common App, UCAS and supplements, reviewed before submission.
Decide
Offers, scholarships and enrollment.
Common questions
When should we start?
Can we apply to the U.S. and the UK in the same year?
Do you write the essays?
Related services
All servicesTransfer Admissions
For students already at a four-year university who want a stronger school or a better fit for their major.
Community College to UC
Complete the first two years online through a California community college, then transfer to UC as a junior.
Master's Admissions
Multi-country master's applications built around a clear gap analysis between the student's profile and the programs they want.
Start with a conversation.
Tell us where your student is now and what they are aiming for. We'll explain the options and what a realistic plan looks like — no obligation.