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It really depends on where you're applying. There are some schools that are need blind even to international students, meaning that your financial aid status doesn't affect your chances of admission while many schools are need-aware, meaning t...

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Most US universities have a holistic admissions process, meaning that they will consider more than just marks of an individual school year. Make sure that your marks in class 12 are better so that it shows improvement and make a realistic coll...

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Usually US admission is dependent upon your school grades, standardized testing scores, admission essays and extracurricular activities. However, this is a very broad overview, you should check the admission requirements of every school that y...

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This is kind of controversial. Colleges want you to be doing the hardest available course in your school's circumstances. APs just act as an addition to your application, as long as you do well on them. However, they can't replace your school ...

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Depends upon the financial aid policy that the school you're applying to has. If the school offers merit based financial aid then of course you can but if it has a need-based financial aid policy then you will get financial aid on the basis of...

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Based on different league tables, it seems to be that the top 5 universities in the UK seem to be University of Oxford, University of Bath, University of St.Andrews (in Scotland), University College London and the University of Cambridge. In I...

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There are certain universities that allow you to do something called a dual degree program, where you can earn two distinct degrees of the university. The University of Pennsylvania allows you to do a dual degree across any of the four underg...

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Transitioning to any new country and culture will be hard at first but most universities are aware of this transition and have resources to help you cope. Your marks and achievements will continue to be important but beyond that, you can integ...

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Most universities have a strict no-tolerance policy when it comes to bullying and hazing. If you ever feel that you or someone else is being bullied or treated unfairly, you can report it to the office of student conduct or a wellness office ...

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That depends on the school that you're applying for. Most of the Ivy League+ schools provide need-based scholarships, which are calculated based on your family's income and assets. However, many other schools like USC, Claremont Mckenna Colleg...