Pre-U Preparation

At EliteStep, we not only focus on students’ successful university applications, but also deeply understand the challenges that parents and students encounter in the process of preparing and executing study abroad. Our goal is to help you and your family overcome the difficulties of studying abroad by providing advance, comprehensive, and personalized support.

7 Major Pain Points of University Application

Academic performance and exam stress

Students often feel anxious about standardized tests (such as SAT and GRE) and the pressure to maintain a high GPA, and are unable to achieve ideal grades for a long time.

Choose the right competitions and events

Too many options and language differences make it difficult for many parents and students to choose competitions and activities that can enhance their students' application strengths.

Career and academic planningToo late

Planning too late leaves students with no time to prepare for anything, not even time to get ideal grades.

The Difficulty of Finding Internships and Work Experience

Lack of practical work experience, and lack of substantial material in the resume and personal statement when applying.

Create a professional portfolio

It is difficult to control the level of portfolio required by the school, so it is difficult to create a professional, personalized, creative and professional portfolio that reflects personal strength.

The complexity and information overload of studying abroad applications

Language and information differences make the application process for studying abroad complicated and information-intensive. Without the latest career and academic information resources, it is difficult to make decisions that are suitable for students' future development in the face of so many choices.

The challenges of parental supervision and student self-control

Parents cannot directly supervise their children studying overseas or in a different place. At the same time, high school students usually lack self-control, lack a deep understanding of the future, and find it difficult to stay focused.

Best Timeline for Pre-U Preparation

2 Years Before Application (1st Year of Pre-U Preparation)

Start career and academic planning, and prepare for academic standard tests (SAT, GMAT, GRE, etc.) and language standard tests (IELTS, TOEFL).

1 Year Before Application (2nd Year of Pre-U Preparaction)

Participate in internships, competitions, club activities, and complete language and academic standard exams.

Application Year

Obtain internship certificates, competition rankings, community leadership experience, ideal language standard test scores and academic standard test scores, and excellent GPA.
Submit college applications and gain admission.

Empower Your International Study and Career Today

Contact us today and let us work together to guide you towards your ideal academic and career path!

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