No two students should receive
the same roadmap
A student is more than grades, a résumé or an application deadline.
The right plan begins with the individual — then evolves with them over time.
Connect academics, testing, interests and applications in one coordinated strategy. Start with where the student is today, then shape the next step together.
A student is more than grades, a résumé or an application deadline.
The right plan begins with the individual — then evolves with them over time.
Requirements depend on the institution, course and application year. Use the official guidance below and verify your target course before making a plan.
Build an application for each college, using its accepted application platform. Prepare your school record, activities, writing and any requested recommendations.
Check each college’s current SAT/ACT policy and score-reporting rules. Testing requirements differ by institution; confirm any English-language evidence directly.
Choose a degree course and check its subject and qualification requirements. International applicants should confirm how their current or predicted qualifications meet the course criteria.
Some courses require an additional admissions test, interview or portfolio. Check the course page for test registration and English-language requirements.
Canadian universities set their own admission criteria. Match your secondary-school qualifications and prerequisite subjects to the university and program you choose.
Confirm any English- or French-language evidence and accepted tests with the institution. Required subjects, scores and documents vary by program.
Select a course and review the education provider’s academic entry criteria. Prepare the qualifications and supporting documents requested for that application.
Check the provider’s accepted English-language evidence and any course-specific selection requirements. Contact the provider when your qualifications need clarification.
Every conversation starts with the student — their foundation, interests, strengths, challenges and goals.
Meet with our Taipei team for a complimentary first conversation and leave with a clearer next step.