Tag: Universities
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Where is it best to take IELTS or TOEFL?
Planning to apply to an English‑medium university abroad almost always means presenting a recent IELTS or TOEFL score. Both exams measure reading, listening, writing, and speaking and most institutions set minimum band scores (6.0–7.5 IELTS or 80–100 TOEFL iBT). Below you will find practical guidance on why the tests matter, where you can sit them in 2025,…
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Higher education in Europe vs the United States: what really sets them apart
Choosing between European and American universities means weighing far more than a pretty campus photo. Below we break down core academic, financial, and career factors so you can decide which system offers the best return on your time and money.
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Employment statistics for graduates: how country and major shape your career
Deciding where (and what) to study rarely stops at tuition fees and campus photos. One of the smartest ways to pick a destination is to check how quickly graduates actually land jobs in their field. Below you will find fresh labour‑market data for four popular study destinations — the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Germany — across three…
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Frequently asked questions about studying at US boarding and day schools
Choosing a school in the United States can feel like navigating a maze of grades, visas, and programme names. Below you will find clear answers to the questions families ask most often, plus up‑to‑date facts drawn from independent reports such as NAIS Trends & Statistics and The Condition of Education (NCES, 2024).
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Top 5 GLOSS Partner Universities for Studying in the United States
Dreaming of an American degree but worried about cost and competition? Below are five U.S. universities most popular with GLOSS Education Agency students. Each offers strong academics, lively campuses, and exclusive tuition discounts you can access through our team.
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Foundation programmes: your bridge to a European degree
For students graduating from 11‑year secondary schools, a one‑year academic “gap” often blocks direct admission to universities in the UK, the Netherlands, Italy, and other European destinations. A Foundation programme closes that gap while boosting English skills and subject knowledge—so you enter Year 1 of a bachelor’s course fully prepared.
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How to apply to a university abroad — a step‑by‑step roadmap
Submitting an international application can feel like juggling deadlines, essays, and exchange rates all at once. Yet thousands of students succeed every year, and you can too. Below is a detailed, four‑stage plan — complete with practical tips, external resources, and insider advice from GLOSS counselors — to guide you from first idea to final…
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Where to get your secondary education if you aim for Yale, Harvard, or MIT
Dreaming of enrolling in prestigious universities like Yale, Harvard, or MIT? One of the best ways to kickstart this journey is by studying at Amerigo network schools in the United States and Canada. These institutions are renowned for rigorous academic programs and comprehensive support, ensuring students are well-prepared for admission to the world’s top universities
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How to choose a country for studying abroad — a practical guide
Feeling overwhelmed by the number of study-abroad options out there? Choosing a country is often the biggest hurdle, but it doesn’t have to be. By asking the right questions, gathering reliable facts, and “trying on” a country for size, you can zero in on the perfect fit for your academic and personal goals. Below, we…
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How much does a boarding school education cost abroad?
Curious about the expenses of sending your child to an international boarding school? While the price tag can seem daunting, it often reflects a fully immersive educational experience that prepares students for top-tier universities. Below, we explore average costs in Europe, the UK, the United States, and Canada, along with what you can expect in…
