Our Framework
We understand that the university admissions process can be challenging for many, that’s why we have developed a comprehensive framework to guide you through every step of the way. Our goal is to support you in creating a competitive and compelling application that showcases your unique skills, experiences, and accomplishments.
- Help students identify their goals and interests, and tailor their application strategy accordingly.
- Educate students on the different types of university programs (e.g. liberal arts, STEM, business, etc.) and the institutions that offer them.
- Discuss factors to consider when selecting universities, such as location, size, campus culture, and academic offerings.
- Advise students to research the admissions requirements and application deadlines for each university they plan to apply to.
- Guide students in choosing a balance of reach, target, and safety schools based on their academic record and other credentials.
- Assist students in selecting majors or programs that align with their academic and career goals.
- Encourage students to explore various degree programs to find the best fit for their interests and strengths.
- Advise students to seek out extracurricular activities that reflect their interests and demonstrate their leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.
- Encourage students to participate in community service projects, internships, and competitions to gain real-world experience and showcase their achievements.
- Help students document their activities and accomplishments to create a compelling portfolio that highlights their strengths.
- Educate students on the different types of entrance tests (e.g. SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, etc.) and the scoring criteria for each.
- Provide guidance on test preparation strategies, such as practice tests, review sessions, and time management techniques.
- Advise students to take the necessary tests in advance to allow time for retakes if needed.
- Guide students in writing compelling personal essays that reflect their unique backgrounds, experiences, and aspirations.
- Help students brainstorm topics, organize their thoughts, and craft clear and concise essays that showcase their writing skills.
- Encourage students to seek feedback from teachers, counselors, and peers to improve their essays.
- Educate students on the different types of interviews (e.g. alumni, admissions, scholarship, etc.) and the purpose of each.
- Provide guidance on how to prepare for interviews, such as researching the university, practicing responses to common interview questions, and dressing appropriately.
- Advise students to highlight their strengths and experiences during the interview, and to express their interest and enthusiasm for the university and the program they are applying to.
- Help students identify their goals and interests, and tailor their application strategy accordingly.
- Educate students on the different types of university programs (e.g. liberal arts, STEM, business, etc.) and the institutions that offer them.
- Discuss factors to consider when selecting universities, such as location, size, campus culture, and academic offerings.
- Advise students to research the admissions requirements and application deadlines for each university they plan to apply to.
- Guide students in choosing a balance of reach, target, and safety schools based on their academic record and other credentials.
- Assist students in selecting majors or programs that align with their academic and career goals.
- Encourage students to explore various degree programs to find the best fit for their interests and strengths.
- Advise students to seek out extracurricular activities that reflect their interests and demonstrate their leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.
- Encourage students to participate in community service projects, internships, and competitions to gain real-world experience and showcase their achievements.
- Help students document their activities and accomplishments to create a compelling portfolio that highlights their strengths.
- Guide students in writing compelling personal essays that reflect their unique backgrounds, experiences, and aspirations.
- Help students brainstorm topics, organize their thoughts, and craft clear and concise essays that showcase their writing skills.
- Encourage students to seek feedback from teachers, counselors, and peers to improve their essays.
- Educate students on the different types of entrance tests (e.g. SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, etc.) and the scoring criteria for each.
- Provide guidance on test preparation strategies, such as practice tests, review sessions, and time management techniques.
- Advise students to take the necessary tests in advance to allow time for retakes if needed.
- Educate students on the different types of interviews (e.g. alumni, admissions, scholarship, etc.) and the purpose of each.
- Provide guidance on how to prepare for interviews, such as researching the university, practicing responses to common interview questions, and dressing appropriately.
- Advise students to highlight their strengths and experiences during the interview, and to express their interest and enthusiasm for the university and the program they are applying to.
