Planning to study in the USA or UK? Each country has its own student visa rules. In the US, most university programs require an F-1 visa (for academic studies), whereas in the UK students need a Student visa (replacing the old Tier 4 system) for higher-education courses longer than 6 months. Australian students must first […]
Read MoreThe Common App has announced key updates for the 2025–26 admissions cycle. While the overall structure stays familiar, changes to the Additional Information section, demographic questions, and platform design could affect how students present their applications. Here is a breakdown of the most important updates to help you prepare. Additional Information Section: Major Restructure The […]
Read MoreThinking about studying at Harvard? Big news: Harvard has updated its admissions policies for 2025, and these changes will affect Australian students applying from overseas. The biggest updates include the return of SAT/ACT testing, new essay requirements, and expanded financial aid for international students. If Harvard is on your radar, now is the time to […]
Read MoreStudying at a top university in the US or UK can open doors to incredible opportunities. Yet, despite the prestige, career benefits, and life-changing experiences that come with studying abroad, relatively few Australian students take this path. In fact, we estimate that approximately 0.25% of Australian high school graduates choose to study their undergraduate degree […]
Read MoreApplying to universities in the US and UK isn’t quite the same as putting together your university preferences in Australia. While Australian university admissions primarily focus on your ATAR, overseas applications require a more comprehensive approach that showcases years of achievement, involvement and personal growth. That’s why starting your preparation as early as Year 9 […]
Read MoreFor many Australian students dreaming of studying in the United States, the term “Ivy League” represents the pinnacle of academic excellence. But what exactly are the Ivy League universities, and what makes each one unique? Let’s explore these prestigious institutions from an Australian perspective. First, it’s worth noting that the term “Ivy League” originally referred […]
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