College Admissions Guide

Founded in June 2016, our organization helps introduce colleges and universities to prospective international students through private high school tours and virtual fairs. To date, we have helped over 60,000 students to explore their post-secondary options, over 500 high schools to grow their international networks, and over 300 colleges and universities to expand their global reach. We also produce the College Admissions Guide, which teaches students, parents, and guidance counselors, all around the world, everything they need to know about applying to college or university in the United States. Worldwide College Tours, in successful partnership with colleges and universities around the world, provides information and motivation to those seeking assistance with international education.

Our College Admissions Guide is available for all students, parents, guidance counselors, and anyone else seeking information on studying abroad in the United States. Our guides provide students all over the world with information on becoming an international student in the United States, how to apply to an international college or university in the United States, things students should be aware of, and just about everything else you need to know to begin your journey. This guide also provides parents and guidance counselors with in-depth information on scholarships options, financing, and details for what a parent and guidance counselor need to do to support the process of applying internationally in the United States. The goal of this guide is to make the process of applying to a US college or university an easy one. Information on how to apply overseas can be difficult to come back, especially when the information is in another language. This guide provides a straightforward understanding of everything you need to know when applying to the United States for college or university.

I started Worldwide College Tours because when I was younger, I wanted to apply to an international university. I experienced a significant lack of support from the universities I was looking at, and there were not many resources available to help. My guidance counselor did not even know what to do to support the process. I decided to stay local because of this. My goal for Worldwide College Tours is to support those students who may not know what to do when looking to apply abroad, to help parents and guidance counselors with supporting the process, and to provide colleges and universities with ample opportunities to connect with those students, parents, and guidance counselors.