Due to the transitions brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic, the global EdTech market is projected to reach more than $50000 million by 2026. Read on to find out how it will support counselors and students.
After almost three years of pandemic-driven disruption, university admissions teams and international students alike are eager and ready to resume face-to-face meetings. Here’s our data-based insight on counselors’ ‘must-visit’ list.
UK universities prioritize academic achievements by students when assessing the applications for undergraduate programs. Here’s a guide to writing a Personal Statement that will impress the recruiting teams.
Many US universities allow students to apply for admission early. While it can offer considerable advantages, students need to think carefully before they do so. Here’s why.
A personal statement is one of the most important documents for college applications. So let’s assess the features that US universities are looking for, and ways to create the perfect essay.
Universities face the challenging task of overcoming the downward trend in international enrollments, and boosting the yield. Recruiting teams can benefit from the seven action points shared here.
The UK remains one of the most popular destinations for international students. Here’s everything they should consider when they apply.
Counselors are often responsible for understanding the aspirations of students and concerns of parents, and enabling constructive conversations. Here is some valuable advice by experienced counselors on how to ace student advocacy.
Achieving a satisfactory international yield rate is a concern for recruiting teams in the US. In the last leg of our “Listen & Learn” series, we look at possible solutions to this complex problem.
Utilizing the summer break for college application planning gives students a headstart in the admission journey. As a counselor, you can use these tips to guide them.
A great college recommendation letter can tip the university admissions balance in a student's favor. Here's how to write an effective one.
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