Yes, we have specific experience with the unique expectations of these prestigious institutions. Our expertise ensures your application highlights your strengths and aligns with top-tier school requirements.

We guide families through every step, including academics, extracurriculars, essays, recommendations, timelines, standardized testing, and application strategies.

We recommend applying to 8–12 schools, but international students should consider 15–20 to maximize their chances. Quality over quantity is key.

Public universities receive state funding, making them more affordable for in-state students. Private universities rely on tuition and donations, often offering more financial aid and scholarships for international students. Class sizes, diversity, and resources per student also vary.

Liberal arts colleges focus on undergraduate education, with small class sizes and a broad curriculum. U.S. News ranks them separately because they emphasize teaching and student engagement rather than research output.

Prestige can provide strong networks and career opportunities, but the right fit is essential for academic and personal success. Choosing a school where you feel supported and motivated leads to better outcomes.

Look at a college’s alumni network, career services, internship programs, and employment outcomes. Some less highly-ranked schools have strong industry connections and job placement rates.

Yes, community colleges can be a cost-effective way to transfer to prestigious universities. Many have transfer agreements with top schools, offering a strategic path to a four-year degree.

Yes, but transfer admissions are highly competitive. We recommend applying strategically to the right schools from the start to increase your chances of securing the best possible admission offer.