Our College Application Support Process
Our goal is to help students find a college that fits their abilities, goals, and family budget. We provide honest guidance so families can make informed decisions.
Step 1
Student assessment
$150
Complete the student profile and questionnaire at globalcollegeprep.com. We review the student's grades, interests, goals, and family budget.
At this stage, we give you an honest assessment of admission prospects, potential scholarships, and whether the options appear affordable for your family. If the student's academic profile or the family's budget makes the intended path unrealistic, we explain why and suggest alternatives before you commit to further support.
Step 2
Application support
$1,000
If there is a realistic path and you choose to proceed, we build an application plan, identify suitable colleges, organize documents, and guide the student through applications and deadlines. We coach students on essays while ensuring the writing remains their own.
This separate fee covers the substantial time and personalized attention required throughout the application process. It is agreed upon and paid before application support begins.
Step 3
Review offers and choose a school
We help the student and parents compare admission offers, scholarships, and remaining costs, then plan the next steps for enrollment.
Admission and scholarships are determined by each college and are not guaranteed.
Start with the student assessmentAccess and affordability
The published tuition for the student's level.
A reduced rate for students at schools we partner with.
Financial assistance from Global College Prep for eligible families.
The Access Scholarship is financial assistance provided by Global College Prep to eligible families. It is not a university scholarship and it is not a guarantee of any award.
Questions families ask
Global College Prep provides scholarship research, strategy and application guidance. Scholarship and admission decisions are made independently by universities and scholarship providers. We do not guarantee admission, scholarships or financial-aid awards, and we do not charge students a percentage of scholarships received.