The ACT/SAT Reasoning Test, the SAT Subject Tests, and AP/IB exams serve as standardized benchmarks for institutions to evaluate prospective students and their readiness for college-level work.

GPA is viewed as the most important indicator during the application review process. It often indicates the student's academic achievement driven by the student's effort and learning ability in high school. Generally speaking, American universities infer specific learning habits and qualities of students from their average grades.

Both the TOEFL and the IELTS are widely-accepted across undergraduate and graduate schools around the world. The TOEFL is more commonly accepted by American institutions, while the IELTS is more commonly accepted overseas, but many schools accept scores from either exam. So it is extremely important for an international students to do well on these exams to boost your chances of admission

Interviews are a critical part of some application processes. Interviews are quite a confronting experience if you're not quite ready. We'll help you with get prepared for your interviews so you can show the best of yourself.

Our teachers often see what we don’t about ourselves. Your recommendations play a significant part, as universities want students that are active in discussions and contribute to the classroom positively.

Students spend much of their time on this part of their application, and for good reason – it’s the only part they have complete control over. It’s an opportunity for them to showcase who they are as people and not just statistics. Institutions want to see students who take the essay as an opportunity and not an obstacle – from this, they then select the ones who would fit best into a certain place’s culture.