University Selection

At Edvision Consultants, we have a detailed process to help students make the best university or college choice for them. It involves:

Our comprehensive university selection services comprise the following systematic steps:

Step 1

Initial Consultation

Meeting with the student to understand background, interests, career goals, and any specific preferences or constraints they may have.

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Step 2

Assessment of Academic Profile

Reviewing the student’s academic transcripts, test scores, and any relevant certifications to evaluate their academic strengths and weaknesses.

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Step 3

Identification of Key Preferences

Discussing preferences: location, climate, size of the university, campus culture, available extracurricular activities, post study work options and other factors.

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Step 4

Understanding Financial Constraints

Discussing the student’s financial capacity and exploring options for scholarships, financial aid, loans or part-time work opportunities to support their studies.

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Step 5

Research on Accredited Universities

This includes considering global university rankings, program offerings, faculty credentials, and research opportunities.

Institutional Research: We gather information about various universities, their academic programs, faculty, facilities, and reputation in accordance with your goals.
Program Assessment: We help students assess their academic goals, career aspirations, and personal preferences to match them with suitable university programs.

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Step 6

Preparing an Assessment Report

Listing universities or colleges which provide the career opportunities and high quality programs best suited for students

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Popular Programs / Courses for International Education?

Business And Management

International Business
Business Administration (MBA)
Finance
Marketing
Entrepreneurship
Human Resource Management
Logistics & Transport

Engineering and Technology

Computer Science
Information Technology
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Health and Medicine

Medicine (MBBS/MD)
Nursing
Public Health
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Hospital Management & Administration

Science and Research

Physics
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Biology
Environmental Science
Data Science
Artificial Intelligence & Robotics
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Social Sciences

Psychology
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International Relations
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Humanities And Arts

Literature
History
Fine Arts
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Education

Education Leadership and Management
Teaching and Learning
Educational Technology
Pedagogy

Law And Legal Studies

International Law
Business Law
Criminal Law
Human Rights Law

Hospitality And Tourism

Hotel Management
Tourism Management
Culinary Arts

Information Technology

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Environmental Management
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Language And Linguistics

English Language and Literature
Translation and Interpretation
Linguistics

Architecture And Design

Architecture
Urban Planning
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Agriculture And Agribusiness

Agricultural Science
Agribusiness Management

Energy And Renewable Resources

Renewable Energy
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Accounting & Finance

What Programs can I apply for?

Pre-bachelors Diploma Program

A pre-bachelor’s diploma program, often known as a foundation program or pre-university course, is an educational pathway designed to prepare students for entry into an undergraduate (bachelor’s degree) program at a university or college. These programs are especially beneficial for students who may not meet the direct entry requirements for a bachelor’s degree or for those who need additional academic and language support.

Bachelor's Degree (Undergraduate Programs)

A Bachelor’s Degree, also known as an undergraduate degree, is usually a 3 or 4 year academic qualification awarded to students who have completed a prescribed course of study at a university or college. It is the first level of post-secondary education and typically follows the completion of high school or an equivalent secondary education.

Master's Degree (Graduate Programs)

A Master’s Degree is an advanced academic qualification earned at the graduate level, typically following the completion of a Bachelor’s Degree. It represents a higher level of specialization and expertise in a particular field of study. Master’s Degree programs are part of graduate education and are offered by universities and colleges around the world. They are generally 1 or 2 year programs, depending on your choice of international education.

Doctoral Degree (Ph.D. Programs)

A Doctoral Degree, commonly known as a Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy), is the highest level of academic achievement and represents the culmination of advanced study and original research in a specific field. Doctoral programs are designed to produce scholars and experts capable of making significant contributions to knowledge in their chosen discipline. In addition to the Ph.D., there are other types of doctoral degrees, such as Doctor of Education (Ed.D.), Doctor of Science (Sc.D.), and Doctor of Business Administration (DBA), each tailored to specific fields.

Postgraduate Diplomas and Certificates

Postgraduate Diplomas and Certificates are advanced academic qualifications that individuals can pursue after completing their undergraduate (bachelor’s) degrees. These programs provide an opportunity for further specialization or additional training in a specific field without the extensive research and commitment required for a full master’s or doctoral degree.

Professional Degrees

A Professional Degree is a specialized, advanced academic qualification that prepares individuals for specific professions or occupations. Unlike traditional academic degrees that focus on a broad range of subjects, professional degrees are typically designed to provide in-depth knowledge and skills necessary for success in a particular field. These degrees are often required or highly valued for entry into specific professions. These professions include medicine, law, accounting etc.

Short-Term or Summer Programs

Short-term or summer programs refer to educational initiatives that are designed to be completed within a relatively brief period, typically ranging from a few weeks to a few months. These programs are often offered by educational institutions, language schools, or specialized training centers and are designed to provide participants with intensive learning experiences. Short-term programs can cover a wide range of subjects and may cater to different age groups and educational backgrounds. These include:

Short courses or workshops
Summer schools

Vocational and Technical Education

Vocational and Technical Education (VTE) refers to educational programs and training that are designed to equip individuals with the practical skills, knowledge, and competencies needed for specific trades, crafts, or professions. Unlike traditional academic education, which may have a broader focus, vocational and technical education is often geared towards preparing students for entry into the workforce in specific industries or occupations. This includes:

Diploma or certificate programs in specific trades or vocations

Executive Education Programs

Executive Education Programs are specialized, non-degree educational offerings designed to meet the professional development needs of executives, senior managers, and business leaders. These programs are typically short-term and focus on enhancing leadership skills, strategic thinking, and management capabilities. Executive Education is often provided by business schools, universities, and other educational institutions, and it may be delivered through workshops, seminars, online courses, or customized corporate training. These include:

Programs designed for mid-career professionals seeking specialized knowledge

Many Others…

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FAQs

On what basis do I select my university?

Your choice of university depends on a number of factors including your choice of career domain, your choice of specialization, your preferred proximity from home, cost of education and many others. This is what necessitates a structured university selection service.

Is it advisable to apply to all or many universities to increase my chances of acceptance?

It is generally not advised to apply to too many universities because it is expensive, time consuming and also counter productive.

Which qualification levels can I apply to when I study abroad?

Most students choose to study abroad post grade 10, grade 12 or post bachelors or post masters. In each respective case, they can apply to high schools or diplomas, bachelors or graduate degrees, graduate diplomas or graduate certificates, bachelors honors degrees, post graduate diplomas, post graduate certificates, masters or even doctorate studies commonly known as PhDs.

Is it difficult to get into Ivy Leagues?

It is difficult to get into the Ivy League colleges but it is not impossible. Generally, the acceptance rates of Ivy League Universities is extremely low. For instance, Harvard University has an acceptance rate of only 3% of its total applications.

What options are available apart from Ivy League Colleges?

There are many institutions in different countries, which are considered to be elite and at par with the Ivy League colleges. This includes the Russell Group of Universities comprising 24 universities in the United Kingdom. Students can also opt for the G8 or Group of 8 universities in Australia, which are renowned globally. Alternately, students may also opt to apply to programs offered by the T9 of Technical 9 universities of Germany for supreme quality education.

Do Ivy League Colleges have only a single location?

No, that is a common misconception. Some Ivy League colleges have their campuses located in other countries. These campuses provide identical education qualities as well as opportunities. Students also have the option of transferring from the international campus to parent campus mid-program, if they so desire.

Which universities form a part of the Russell Group in the United Kingdom?

University of Birmingham, University of Bristol, University of Cambridge, Cardiff University, Durham University, University of Edinburgh University of Exeter, University of Glasgow, Imperial College London, King’s College London, University of Leeds, University of Liverpool, London School of Economics and Political Science, University of Manchester, Newcastle University, University of Nottingham, University of Oxford, Queen Mary University of Londor, Queen’s University Belfast, University of Sheffield University of Southampton, University College London, University of Warwick and University of York

Which universities form the G8 or Group of 8 in Australia?

The University of Melbourne, the Australian National University, the University of Sydney, the University of Queensland, the University of Western Australia, the University of Adelaide, Monash University and UNSW Sydney.

Which universities for the T9 or Technical 9 in Germany?

RWTH Aachen, Technical University of Berlin, Technical University Braunschweig, Technical University Darmstadt, Technical University Dresden, Leibniz University Hannover, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Technical University Munich and University of Stuttgart.