Rejected from Early Decision? Here's how to reset and strengthen your Regular Decision strategy
An Early Decision rejection can feel brutal, particularly if you invested months shaping an application ...
Why Year 11 is a critical time to plan your child's US university application
Year 11 is one of the most decisive periods for any student considering applying to US universities. While ...
The benefits of planning your child's application to US universities from Year 10
Year 10 is an exciting and pivotal stage in your child’s educational journey. For families considering a US ...
Why you should start planning your child's application to US universities in Year 9
Year 9 may feel far too early to think about university, let alone universities abroad. But for students ...
US college applications: What you should do this December
Applying to a US university is an exciting step. At A-List Education, we have supported thousands of students ...
5 keys to ensure a compelling voice in your university supplemental essay
Supplemental essays are often the difference between a strong application and an exceptional one. While your ...
How to make your Early Decision choice
Deciding where to submit your Early Decision (ED) application marks a pivotal moment in your US university ...
5 things to do this summer: A guide for year 12 students
As you approach the end of Year 12, you’re entering a crucial stage in your US university journey. This is ...
Double Major vs Dual Degree: Which one is right for you?
Maybe you’ve found yourself pulled in two different academic directions—philosophy and biology, for example. ...
What you need to know about Alumni Interviews
If you're applying to a US university, you may be offered an alumni interview as part of the admissions ...
What are the Public Ivies and how to get in
Although are only eight universities that make up the well-known Ivy League, there are many other ...
What are the Little Ivies and how to get in
You’ve no doubt heard of the Ivy League and its eight universities of worldwide repute, but there’s a lesser ...