The student’s ambitions lead the way. Family questions deserve thoughtful answers, too.
You may know your dream program—or still be figuring out what excites you. Either way, we start by listening.
A university journey abroad is a family conversation. Bring your questions about preparation, costs, and the move towards independence.
For an initial conversation, it helps to think about these four questions. Rough answers are absolutely fine.
We explore options through your interests, circumstances, and priorities. The final choices are yours.
We explain unfamiliar terms and encourage you to ask for clarification. Consultations are available in English, Portuguese and Spanish.
We agree on what is included before work begins and distinguish guidance from decisions made by universities.
Discuss the subjects the student enjoys, the way they learn and the opportunities they want to explore. Compare the actual curriculum, not only a university’s name.
Separate tuition and mandatory fees from housing, food, transport, insurance, study materials and travel. Record the currency, time period and source for every estimate.
Talk about managing time, asking for help and staying connected. Explore university orientation, academic advising and wellbeing services before arrival.
You don’t need to have it all figured out. Tell us where you are, and let’s explore what comes next.
