We offer support for a diverse array of undergraduate programs, catering to various disciplines. Some of the fields include: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, Engineering (e.g., Mechanical, Electrical, Civil), Psychology, Sociology, Economics, Business Administration, Literature, History, Political Science, Philosophy, Art and Design, Communication Studies, Linguistics, Environmental Science, Health Sciences, Education

To apply for scholarships, research and identify ones that match your profile, such as government-funded Fulbright-Nehru Fellowships for higher studies or the Hubert Humphrey Fellowship for professionals.

Explore non-governmental scholarships like the #YouAreWelcomeHere Scholarship for diverse academic fields, the UEFA program for high school students, or the AAUW International Fellowships for international women students.

Each scholarship has unique application requirements including essays and academic records, so review their specific criteria and deadlines thoroughly.

Our support towards securing a successful student visa will include the following-

Information and Guidance: We can provide information on different types of visas, eligibility criteria, required documents, and the application process for various countries.

Clarification of Procedures: We can clarify any confusing aspects of the visa application process and help you understand the steps involved.

Document Preparation Assistance: We can offer guidance on preparing supporting documents required for visa applications, such as letters of invitation, financial statements, travel itineraries, and more.

Tips and Recommendations: We can offer tips and recommendations to improve your chances of a successful visa application, including common pitfalls to avoid.

Resources and References: We can direct you to reputable sources where you can find further information, such as official government websites and embassy/consulate resources.

International students in the United States on M-1 and F-1 visas can work on-campus during their studies, limited to 20 hours per week during the academic term and full-time during holidays, provided they enroll for the next term. They are not permitted to work off-campus during their first academic year, but can pursue designated off-campus employment opportunities after completing their first year.

We provide valuable assistance with accommodation as part of student support services. Our Team member does conduct a thorough assessment of each student's accommodation needs and preferences including factors such as budget, location preferences, roommate preferences, and any specific requirements or accommodations needed. We undertake research for available accommodation options both on and off-campus, taking into account the student's preferences and budget. Also, we work with active partners who provide personalized recommendations tailored to each student's needs, including information on housing availability, amenities, and proximity to campus. We also help students with the application process for on-campus housing, including navigating the application portal, understanding housing agreements, and meeting application deadlines .For off-campus housing, we can provide guidance on rental applications, lease agreements, and negotiation with landlords.