Services
University and Course Selection
Building a shortlist of institutions and courses you can verify independently — and that lead where you want to go.
A shortlist should include institutions you can check yourself. In Australia every provider and course that can enrol international students appears on the CRICOS register. In the UK licensed student sponsors are published. In Canada the Designated Learning Institution list is public, and in the USA SEVP certification and regional accreditation are both verifiable. We will point you at those registers rather than asking you to take our word for it.
Course choice carries consequences beyond the syllabus. In Canada, whether a programme leads to a Post-Graduation Work Permit depends on the institution type and, for some applicants now, the field of study — and discovering after graduation that it does not is a serious and common problem. In Australia and New Zealand, professional registration in nursing, engineering or teaching is a separate process with its own requirements, usually stricter than course entry.
We build a shortlist with a spread: institutions where your profile is comfortably above the requirement, and one or two where it is competitive. Applying only to reaches is how students end up with no offers in March.
What you get
- A shortlist you can verify on official registers
- Confirmation that each course leads where you think it leads
- A realistic spread rather than a list of long shots
- Written notes on entry requirements, intakes and indicative fees per course
What we do not do
We do not guarantee admission, scholarships or visa approval — those decisions belong to institutions and immigration authorities. We do not misrepresent anything on your behalf, and we will never ask you to send passports, bank statements or financial documents through a web form.