Application & Admission Process
Application & Admission Process
Special Attention to Your Application
We ensure your application stands out by focusing on key elements for a well-structured, error-free submission. Our team assists with references and the crucial Statement of Purpose.
We evaluate your English proficiency, and university admission committees often consider our recommendations. RA Education actively follows up with selected universities, ensuring a swift and positive response, including support for the UCAS process. We provide extensive resources, including prospectuses, brochures, CDs, and application forms.
We guide you through the entire process, from application submission to gathering required documents, meeting eligibility criteria, and selecting the right banks.
We evaluate your English proficiency, and university admission committees often consider our recommendations. RA Education actively follows up with selected universities, ensuring a swift and positive response, including support for the UCAS process. We provide extensive resources, including prospectuses, brochures, CDs, and application forms.
We guide you through the entire process, from application submission to gathering required documents, meeting eligibility criteria, and selecting the right banks.
- Get expert guidance on higher education and study opportunities in your preferred country.
- Explore and compare colleges based on location, institution type, programs, majors, and more.
- Once you’ve chosen your desired schools, reach out to them for application forms and international student admission details. Use our website as a valuable resource to assist in your decision-making. You can also contact us directly through the website for further information.
If you wish to apply for a graduate (postgraduate) program you should verify the admission requirements with the specific graduate school with in the University.
Universities and colleges typically base their admission decisions on a student’s academic performance, including standardized test scores like IELTS, TOEFL, or SAT. If you’re applying to graduate schools, additional exams such as the GRE or GMAT may be required. Be sure to follow the application guidelines set by the admissions office of your chosen institution. The admissions office or graduate school department will provide you with information about their academic programs and application forms. (You may also be able to obtain specific school application forms online or through RA Education).
Foreign Diploma and Credit Recognition – Higher education institutions and licensing bodies in different countries assess academic coursework, degrees, and professional licenses. Due to the diversity of educational systems, a common framework is used for evaluating foreign credentials. This is where credential evaluators play a crucial role. They help assess foreign educational qualifications for students planning to study abroad. Credential evaluators follow ethical standards and assist those who have completed part or all of their education outside their home country, seeking further studies abroad or professional licensure.
Standardized Tests – Some programs require students to take standardized tests as part of the application process. Plan to take these tests well in advance so your scores are ready when you submit your application. Your test scores will be sent directly to the schools you’re applying to, and you’ll need to indicate the names of these schools when you register for tests like TOEFL, SAT, or IELTS. For computer-based tests, you’ll specify the schools at the exam site, and the testing agencies will mail your scores directly to them. There may be a fee if you request scores after the test.
Our experienced Education Advisors are here to guide you through compiling your application and certifying your supporting documents.
Foreign Diploma and Credit Recognition – Higher education institutions and licensing bodies in different countries assess academic coursework, degrees, and professional licenses. Due to the diversity of educational systems, a common framework is used for evaluating foreign credentials. This is where credential evaluators play a crucial role. They help assess foreign educational qualifications for students planning to study abroad. Credential evaluators follow ethical standards and assist those who have completed part or all of their education outside their home country, seeking further studies abroad or professional licensure.
Standardized Tests – Some programs require students to take standardized tests as part of the application process. Plan to take these tests well in advance so your scores are ready when you submit your application. Your test scores will be sent directly to the schools you’re applying to, and you’ll need to indicate the names of these schools when you register for tests like TOEFL, SAT, or IELTS. For computer-based tests, you’ll specify the schools at the exam site, and the testing agencies will mail your scores directly to them. There may be a fee if you request scores after the test.
Our experienced Education Advisors are here to guide you through compiling your application and certifying your supporting documents.
Your RA Education Advisors will handle the submission of your application on your behalf, ensuring it reaches your chosen university or institution.
You may be invited to meet representatives from educational institutions who will evaluate your application and determine your eligibility for the course. Additionally, you might have the chance to discuss course structures and career outcomes at our educational seminars.
Be sure to submit your application well ahead of the deadline to allow time for any potential delays. The admissions office will review your performance from your most recent higher secondary school examinations or A-levels. For graduate programs, your university or college marks will also be considered.
You may be invited to meet representatives from educational institutions who will evaluate your application and determine your eligibility for the course. Additionally, you might have the chance to discuss course structures and career outcomes at our educational seminars.
Be sure to submit your application well ahead of the deadline to allow time for any potential delays. The admissions office will review your performance from your most recent higher secondary school examinations or A-levels. For graduate programs, your university or college marks will also be considered.
Upon submitting your application, our dedicated counselors ensure that candidates receive admission in a timely manner and keep students informed about each step of the admission process.
The admissions office will review your marks from your most recent higher secondary school examination or A-levels. For graduate programs, your university or college marks will also be taken into account.
You can expect a response from the institution within 4-8 weeks after submitting your application. If the institution offers you a place in a course, you will receive an official offer letter. In some cases, representatives from educational institutions may assess your eligibility during an interview at our RA Education office and provide an offer letter on the spot during our international student events held throughout the year.
Some universities inform candidates of their acceptance shortly after their documents are received by the admissions office—this is known as “rolling admissions.” Other universities, however, may take several months and notify all candidates at once.
If there are no conditions attached to your offer letter, you may accept the offer immediately. Examples of conditions might include providing a new IELTS test result, submitting an academic transcript from recently completed studies, or providing certified documents. You can accept the offer at our RA Education office by paying the required deposit.
If your tuition fee payment is made via bank draft, it should be payable to the institution, and RA Education will courier it directly to the institution on your behalf.
The admissions office will review your marks from your most recent higher secondary school examination or A-levels. For graduate programs, your university or college marks will also be taken into account.
You can expect a response from the institution within 4-8 weeks after submitting your application. If the institution offers you a place in a course, you will receive an official offer letter. In some cases, representatives from educational institutions may assess your eligibility during an interview at our RA Education office and provide an offer letter on the spot during our international student events held throughout the year.
Some universities inform candidates of their acceptance shortly after their documents are received by the admissions office—this is known as “rolling admissions.” Other universities, however, may take several months and notify all candidates at once.
If there are no conditions attached to your offer letter, you may accept the offer immediately. Examples of conditions might include providing a new IELTS test result, submitting an academic transcript from recently completed studies, or providing certified documents. You can accept the offer at our RA Education office by paying the required deposit.
If your tuition fee payment is made via bank draft, it should be payable to the institution, and RA Education will courier it directly to the institution on your behalf.
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