University Planning
Expert guidance for high school students navigating university applications in Canada, the U.S., and the U.K.
University admissions can be complex, but you don’t need to navigate it alone. Whether you’re applying to schools in Canada, the U.S., or the U.K., you’ll receive expert support tailored to your goals, interests, and learning style.
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Build a strategic plan highlighting academic strengths and extracurricular interests.
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Stand out with strong applications through essays, recommendation guidance, and personal storytelling.
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Stay organized and confident throughout high school and the application process.
Flexible Support: Zoom, phone, or email consultations tailored to your schedule.
Start With a University Roadmap Session: A one-hour, personalized session with a working planning document to guide your student’s next steps..
University Planning Timeline
Your Step-by-Step Roadmap
Planning ahead opens more doors and reduces stress. This timeline ensures students stay on track:
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Grades 9–10: Explore interests, choose courses that support your goals, and expand experiences through clubs, activities, and summer programs.
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Grade 11: Strengthen your profile with leadership, service, and community roles, prepare for standardized tests, and research universities.
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Grade 12: Finalize essays, applications, and scholarships; compare offers and make confident decisions.
Ready to Begin? Schedule your University Roadmap Session and start building a strong, confident pathway toward university.
Let’s discuss your educational future
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