Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, we provide flexible service options, including hourly consulting and comprehensive packages. This allows families to choose the level of support that best fits their needs and budget.
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We specialise in admissions to universities in the USA, UK, Australia, Canada, and the Netherlands.
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Yes, Australian universities are familiar with a range of international curriculums, including the IB, A-levels, Advanced Placement (AP), and SAT/ACT and the OSSD (Ontario, for example). Entry requirements vary by university and program, and we help students understand and meet these expectations.
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Yes, universities in the USA, UK, Netherlands, and Canada are well-acquainted with the Australian high school systems, including the HSC, VCE, other state certificates and the IB. We help students interpret how their results will be viewed internationally.
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Yes, we guide families through financial documentation such as the FAFSA and CSS Profile, and advise U.S. citizens on using 529 plans overseas. We also support international families in identifying need-based or merit aid opportunities.
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Absolutely. Many U.S. universities offer merit scholarships and need-based aid to both domestic and international students. We assist students in building a smart college list, identifying financial fit, and preparing strong applications to maximise opportunities.
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Yes! We provide testing timelines and recommend trusted resources for ACT and SAT preparation — including both free tools and reputable tutoring services. We do not directly provide tutoring services - we leave that to the experts!
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Yes, we are partnered with one of the USA’s top athletic advisors. Together, we support student-athletes with NCAA registration, coach outreach, highlight reels, and scholarship strategies.
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We begin with an introductory interview to understand the student’s goals, interests, and academic history. From there, we build a customised strategy that may include college research, essay development, application support, and decision guidance.
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Certainly! We offer practical advice and sample itineraries to help families make the most of their time visiting universities.
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Yes. While many of our families are based in Australia, we also support students from around the world — including expats, third-culture kids, and families living overseas.
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Yes. Early planning can reduce stress and open up more opportunities down the road. We offer exploratory sessions to help younger students begin thinking about their subject selection and long-term goals and country options
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Yes. We work with students applying to postgraduate coursework programs (especially in the U.S. and U.K.), and can provide guidance on program selection,essays, personal statements.