Trusted Sources: Seeking Advice on Applying to Universities in Another Country
Are you a student who would like to apply to a university in another country? Researching and applying to universities in another country, and selecting an institution to attend can be both exciting and overwhelming. Trusted Sources: Seeking Advice on Applying to Universities in Another Country describes the advisors who can help you through the admission process.Remember that no matter who is helping you through this process, universities have certain expectations of you. You have the responsibility to:
- Research, understand, and comply with the admission policies and procedures of each university.
- Be the sole author of your applications.
- Be aware of and abide by the student visa regulations for the country where you will study.
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Who Can Help?
Use the tabs below to find out more about high school-based counselors, university admission officers, government-supported resources, independent educational consultants, and agents.
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High School-Based Counselor or University Advisor
A qualified professional employed and paid by a high school to help guide your university search and application process.
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University Recruitment or Admission Officer
A salaried employee of a university who advises and recruits international students and reviews applications.
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Independent Educational Consultant
A professional hired and paid only by students and their parents for personalized advice on the university admission process, financial aid, and career possibilities.
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Government-Supported Advising Resources
National government-supported advisors or websites that promote a country's universities.
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International Student Recruitment Agency or Agent
A company (agency) or individual (agent) contracted and paid by universities in other countries to advise and recruit students to those institutions.
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Related Resources
Commissioned Agents and NACAC's Code of Ethics Series
A series of six periodically released resources aimed at guiding NACAC members in the responsible use of commissioned agents in international student recruitment.