University & Program Shortlisting, with Country Guides
A structured way to turn a long wish list into a balanced shortlist of programs, with country-by-country context on degree structure, cost, funding and the policy questions you need to check.
Good applications start before the writing. We help you decide where to apply, what each program actually requires and when every piece needs to be ready, so the final weeks are for polishing rather than panic.
Shortlisting means matching your academic record, test scores, budget, language, research interests and career goals to programs across countries whose systems differ: US programs often admit to a department with coursework first, UK master's degrees are frequently one year, many European programs set formal credit and grade requirements, and PhD admission in some countries depends on finding a supervisor first.
Once you have a list, planning turns it into a timeline with test dates, referee requests, transcript and translation needs, scholarship deadlines that may fall earlier than admission deadlines, and portfolio or writing-sample preparation. If you are applying for a research degree, a well-targeted supervisor outreach email can be part of that plan.
A structured way to turn a long wish list into a balanced shortlist of programs, with country-by-country context on degree structure, cost, funding and the policy questions you need to check.
A working calendar and document plan that sequences tests, recommendation requests, statements, transcripts, scholarships and interviews across all your applications.
Coaching on finding potential PhD supervisors and writing short, personalized emails that show genuine research fit, with feedback on your drafts and follow-up etiquette.
Tell us what you’re working on and where you’re stuck. We’ll recommend the right kind of help and send a quote.