High School Students Mentorship Program
Designed for highschool students in grades 9, 10 & 11th who want to study abroad.
Why invest in this program?
50+
One-on-One Meetings
Per Student
1.5 YRS
Average Time of Participation in This Program
90%
Average results
of students in grade
9 & 10
5x
More Likely
to Get
Scholarship
About the Program
An international student is 5x more likely to receive a scholarship if they start building their profile from grade 9.
6
ENCOURAGING CURIOSITY THROUGH EXPLORATIVE PROJECTS
Inspiring students to undertake self-initiated projects or research in areas of interest to demonstrate passion and initiative
on university applications.
5
DEVELOPING KEY SKILLS
FOR SUCCESS
Guiding students to enhance critical skills like time management, communication, and teamwork, which are essential for thriving
in a global academic environment.
1
EXPLORING MAJORS AND CAREER INTERESTS
Helping students discover their passions and align them with potential university majors and career paths through guided assessments and discussions.
2
BUILDING A STANDOUT PROFILE
Advising students on how to develop a compeptitive profile, including strategic participation in extracurricular activities, leadership roles, and community service projects.
3
PERSONALIZED ACADEMIC AND EXTRACURRICULAR ROADMAP
Creating a tailored plan to achieve academic excellence and meaningful engagement in activities that resonate with their goals.
4
INTRODUCTION TO GLOBAL
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS
Educating students about the differences in education systems abroad, including available opportunities and how to align their interests with international universities.
WHAT OUR STUDENTS SAY
HRISHIKESH CHAVAN Beloit College Scholarships received $225,000
Nand provided help throughout the admission process and acted not only as a consultant but a friend and a mentor. Nand being a student in the US himself helped a lot as he understood the ground realities of international students who are applying for colleges abroad. His advice changed my life, I see several ways I could have made mistakes if I had done the process by myself. I also got a full scholarship which eased my family's financial burden.
