People who have walked this road themselves

“We help you get in abroad” — every centre writes that. The sentence proves nothing, because nothing is required in order to write it.

Ask a different question instead: has the person explaining this process to me actually been through it? Written the essay, asked for the recommendations, filled in the financial-aid forms, been rejected somewhere?

For the two people below, yes. Where each of them was admitted is recorded on their profile.

Mansurxon Odiljonov is head of admissions. He was admitted to the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology — BBA Economics, Fall 2026, on a full scholarship.

His programmes: Flex 24–25, YYGS, Pioneer, SPCP, Lumiere. In the Breakthrough Junior Challenge he placed in the top 10% in Asia.

Bekhruzbek Kurbonov teaches SAT. The universities he was admitted to: the University of British Columbia, Boston University, the University of Florida, Rutgers University–New Brunswick, the University of Missouri, and Knox College.

Knox College offered him a $43,000-a-year Presidential Scholarship and a $5,000 Land of Lincoln Award. Those figures belong to that offer and to no other one.

All of these are his own admissions, not his students'. We say so explicitly because centres routinely blur the two.

We do not promise admission. We do not promise a visa. We do not promise a scholarship. Nobody can promise these — the decision sits with the university, not with us.

And we will say plainly that you cannot check the paragraphs above either: this is our word. Which of our claims we can prove and which we cannot is set out on its own page.