A small team around one student.
We've helped students in Singapore get into Oxford, Cambridge, the Ivy League, NUS Medicine and NUS Law. Each student works with five mentors who studied at the universities they're applying to, and who talk to each other.
Five mentors, one plan
One mentor leads and owns the plan. Four more cover essays, tests, interviews and portfolio, and they share notes.
Mentors who have been there
Graduates of Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard and Yale who sat the interviews themselves.
Diverse expertise
We guide applicants to the US, UK, Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia, for families in Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Korea, Japan and China.
Based in Singapore, with mentors from its top institutions
Our office is on Orchard Road. Our mentors include scholars, former college admissions officers and interviewers, people who have sat on the other side of the table.
Most of our students sit IB or IGCSE at Singapore schools, and we know how those schools write reports and set deadlines. That matters for Oxford, Cambridge and the Ivy League, and just as much for NUS Medicine, NUS Law and SMU.
Advice from people who got in
Our mentors studied at Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, Yale and other universities on your child’s list. They remember the interview room, the essay that nearly didn’t get written, and the term the workload doubled.
Planned around a Singapore school year
Most of our students sit IB, IGCSE or A-Levels at Singapore schools. We plan around the school calendar, exams and CCA load first, then fit the application work around it.
What a year with us looks like
Profile review
A senior mentor reads the reports and activities, then tells you where your child stands and what range is realistic.
The plan
A timeline built backwards from the deadlines: UCAS 15 October for Oxbridge and Medicine, mid-January for other UK courses, and US early and regular rounds.
Building the application
Essays, personal statements and admissions tests (UCAT, LNAT, TSA, MAT) run in parallel, with drafts going to the mentor who knows that university best.
Interviews and offers
Mock interviews run by mentors who have sat the real thing, with written feedback after each. We stay until the final decision.
Where are you aiming?
Early Years, ages 12 to 14
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US and Ivy League
essays, activities and a plan that starts early.
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UK and Oxbridge
admissions tests, interviews and the new UCAS personal statement.
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Medicine
UCAT, clinical experience and interviews, in the UK and Singapore.
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Law
LNAT, essays and mock interviews for Oxbridge, NUS and SMU.
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Singapore and Hong Kong
NUS, NTU, SMU, scholarships and Non-JUPAS.
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Postgraduate
master’s and PhD applications.
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It starts with a conversation
We look at grades, subjects, activities and where your child wants to go. Then we tell you what's realistic and what we'd do first. Some families stop there. Most carry on.
Three students, three different routes
A student from ACS (Independent) got a Cambridge Law offer with 45 out of 45 in the IB. The work behind it was research on AI and law and a place in the finals of an international mooting competition.
A student from Dulwich College got into UC Berkeley with 44 out of 45. She ran a climate action campaign and did an NGO internship in Indonesia.
A student from Raffles Institution got into NUS Medicine with distinctions in H2 Chemistry and Biology. He did a hospital attachment and led a geriatric care service project.
Meet some of the mentors
A surgeon who sits on NUS and NTU interview boards. A Cambridge medicine graduate now working in a London hospital. An Oxford PPE graduate now at Harvard.
Tell us where your child is now.
We'll tell you, honestly, what we'd do next.