BCRC FAQ

  • The admission process varies by country and university. Typically, it involves submitting an application, academic transcripts, and standardized test scores (e.g. SAT, ACT, TOFEL, IELTS) letters of recommendation, and a personal statement or essay.
  • It is advisable to start preparing at least 1-2 years in advance. Research universities, identify your preferences, and begin standardized test preparation and gathering required documents.
  • Universities consider factors like academic performance, standardized test scores, letters of recommendation, personal statement/ essay, extracurricular activities, and sometimes interviews.
  • Consider factors such as your field of interest, location, cost, scholarship opportunities, campus culture, and available programs when choosing a university.
  • Safety schools are those where your academic credentials exceed their requirements similar to your credentials, and reach schools have more competitive admission criteria.
  • Early Decision is binding, Early Action is non-binding, and Regular Decision has a later deadline. Each university has its own policies regarding these deadlines.
  • Focus on maintaining strong academic performance, participating in extracurricular activities, and crafting a compelling personal statement. Seek guidance from admissions consultants if needed.
  • Holistic admissions consider an applicant’s overall profile, including academics, extracurricular, essays, recommendations, and more, rather than relying solely on standardized test scores on grades.
  • Yes, many universities accept transfer students. The process involves submitting transcripts from your current institution, letters of recommendation, and sometimes standardized test scores.
  • Research scholarship opportunities through university websites, government programs, and external scholarship providers. Contact universities’ financial aid offices for details on grants and loans.
  • Yes you can apply to multiple universities, but be aware of application fees and deadlines. Use platforms like the common Application to simplify the process.
  • Visa requirements vary by country. Typically, you’ll need to obtain a student visa, demonstrate financial stability, and meet health insurance requirements.
  • Education consultancies provide guidance on university selection, application preparation, essay editing, interview coaching, and visa application assistance.
  • Yes, universities often offer orientation programs and support services for international students to help them transition smoothly.
  • Contact us through our website, phone, emails, or Facebook and our team will be happy to assist you with your university admission inquiries.
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