Academic planning
Review courses, study pace and immediate priorities. Make time for what matters.
We use experience to make judgments and AI to research more efficiently, helping students think through their choices and take the next step.

Courses, subjects, experiences and applications are connected. We consider them on the same timeline.
Grades, courses, interests, time and family circumstances all matter. Plans need priorities—and room to change as the student does.
Review courses, study pace and immediate priorities. Make time for what matters.
Explore a subject through courses, reading and experience before deciding to take it further.
Choose activities, research, competitions or summer study around questions that genuinely interest the student.
Research universities, shape an application strategy, refine the writing and keep materials and deadlines on track.
Identify what needs to be resolved at this stage.
Use milestones to see whether the plan is working.
Consider time, readiness and practical circumstances.
Connect courses, activities and applications to longer-term interests.
Agree on deadlines and leave room to adjust.
The same university or subject can mean very different things to different students. Advice starts with the person.
Policies, courses and requirements change. Base important judgments on university websites and original documents.
AI can organize research, compare information and find leads. Key facts still need checking, and final judgments require experience.
Choosing a university also means choosing how to learn, which subject to pursue and where to live for the next few years.
Selected admission outcomes from recent years.
Selected past outcomes are shown for reference only. Admission results vary by applicant, year and institution.
From the classrooms at UBC to our consulting work today, one question has stayed with us: how do students understand a problem, make a choice and turn it into action?
Our founder studied at the University of British Columbia (UBC), served as a teaching assistant in Computer Science and engineering courses, and has worked in international education and admissions consulting for over 15 years.
Shanghai, China · Established in 2018
Core team members attended Shanghai High School International Division. We know international curricula and the practical trade-offs students face between courses, grades, activities and applications.
We also pay attention to students’ wellbeing and stress. Often, a timely conversation and a sensible trade-off matter more than adding another task.
Internship program for overseas Chinese youth and students
Founder serving as a mentor
Organizational work for the 2025 IEEE Global Blockchain Conference
Committee officer, Youth Committee of 上海市欧美同学会
Deputy Head of Publicity, Canada Branch of 上海市欧美同学会
If you are considering courses, subjects or university applications, contact us on WeChat. Please arrange visits in advance.
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