You can apply to a foreign university independently. For those who want to test their skills, we've prepared detailed country guides. But when applying abroad, experience is more valuable than theory.

Our experts have admitted over 4,000 students, including to universities like Stanford, the Sorbonne, and the Technical University of Munich. We know exactly how to select the right programs for you and prepare the perfect application package.

We understand the specifics of admissions to different countries and universities: what the admissions committee looks for, how to present yourself effectively in the US versus Japan, what's best in a motivation letter for a bachelor's degree versus a master's degree, and so on.

Education Voyage Agency mentors literally live in the world of education abroad—they keep up with the latest news, admissions requirements, and visa requirements. Gathering this information independently is more difficult because you don't have access to professional sources.

With Education Voyage Agency, you'll connect with experts who will increase your chances of admission.

Let's look at two cases. Let's say one student is applying to a private partner university on a fee-paying basis, while the other is applying to a public university. We can honestly say that in the first case, admission is 100% guaranteed, but not in the second. Why?

The fact is that public universities are more competitive, and the admissions committee evaluates you on a universal basis. Essentially, you're competing with applicants from all over the world.

Our goal is to make you stand out from other applicants. Universities always select students who meet their own internal criteria, and this isn't about passing scores. Each university has a specific image of the ideal candidate. UniPage specialists annually admit students to public universities around the world. They know which profiles are suitable for each university—which applicants they prioritize. They also look beyond the general requirements posted on the admissions committee's website, conducting detailed research and reviewing past admissions data, which provides a clearer picture of admissions chances.

There's always a chance. Prestigious universities like Stanford, Harvard, and MIT accept only 3 to 5% of applicants. Strong academic performance, a strong personal statement, recommendations, a proactive approach, and a sense of purpose are all expected. That's nothing new there.

What truly sets you apart is your personal story: your motivation, vision for the future, research plans, work experience, and some expertise in the field you're applying to. Top universities look not at the admissions score, but at the student's personality. They evaluate what they can bring to the university and how their knowledge and skills will improve the community.

Yes, we offer this service. We'll match you with a professional tutor from our internal database. They'll help you prepare for a language test (IELTS, TOEFL, HSK, etc.) or an international exam (SAT, GRE, GMAT, etc.).

We want education to be as accessible as possible for everyone, so we help students save money on tuition.

If you sign a full support agreement, our experts will complete an application for an internal scholarship when you apply to the university. We send your documents to several universities at once, so you have a chance to receive one at each one that offers a scholarship. Typically, this is a discount on tuition for one semester or year, or for the entire period of study.

We also assist with the preparation and submission of documents for government grants, such as the German DAAD, the British Chevening, and others.

We submit applications to multiple universities simultaneously and only include programs for which you meet the requirements. This means you're guaranteed to receive an offer from at least one or two universities.

If you're applying to programs that require university entrance exams, a creative portfolio, or an interview, our goal is to guide you through these steps and help you prepare. We'll show you exam samples from previous years or portfolio examples, if we have them, and offer advice on how to conduct yourself during the interview. However, passing the entrance exams is entirely up to you.