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How Strategic Guidance Led Ken to Cornell, John Hopkins University, and the UC System

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Student Profile Student Name: Ken Enrolled at: Cornell University This case study is presented from the perspective of Ken’s father, who was closely involved in guiding his son’s educational journey.  Student Background Ken attended an American high school in New York. He was admitted to Cornell University, Johns Hopkins University, and multiple universities in the University of […]

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USC vs. UCLA, Which School Is Right For You?

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If you’re trying to decide between USC and UCLA, you’re facing a choice between two of Los Angeles’s most renowned universities. These two universities sit just a few miles apart in Los Angeles and are often compared for their academic excellence, student life, and iconic alumni. While they may share a zip code, USC and UCLA offer very different college experiences. 

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Handshake: A Career Planning Tool for U.S. College Students!

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Just stepping onto the campus of a U.S. college? Are you excited about your future career but feeling a bit lost? Don’t worry, today we introduce you to a secret weapon—Handshake. Known as “the first step in career planning for college students,” this platform has revolutionized career planning at most U.S. universities.  Exclusive opportunities: Discover

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When Can Transfer Students Skip the TOEFL/IELTS Requirement?

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If you’re concerned about language exam requirements when applying to transfer to U.S. universities, you’re not alone. Since TOEFL and IELTS scores are only valid for two years, many students face the challenge of their scores expiring by the time they apply. Here’s what you need to know about situations where you might be able to skip submitting language test scores for your transfer application.

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Parent-Teacher Meetings at U.S. Boarding Schools: How to Make the Most of Them!

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As we approach October, many U.S. boarding schools welcome Family Week, a time when schools provide a mid-term progress update on students. Parents are also invited to register for parent-teacher meetings, which offer a valuable opportunity for parents to communicate face-to-face or online with teachers.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Top Private Day Schools in the Boston Area

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When considering study abroad options in the U.S., private day schools in the Boston area are an excellent choice for families seeking high-quality education. These schools offer rigorous academics, diverse extracurricular activities, and a chance to integrate into local communities while enjoying world-class resources. 

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