Making the transition from school to university is monumental, particularly if your child decides to move away from home.

After an unprecedented early application round, Almost Essential recommended US University Advisor wanted to share some key admission insights. The A-List Advising Team has reviewed the data and recommends the following, Read more here.

With the cancellation of examinations due to the Covid-19 pandemic, it's important for students to be aware of what options are available to them.

Unprecedented… for once this adjective is not an exaggeration! With academic life upended, parents are asking about the pandemic’s effect both on graduating seniors and juniors gearing up to apply to college. Our US Universities Advisor, Susie, shares her advice ...

As part of a new series meeting the Almost Essential community, we speak to Lucy, who started tutoring in 1991 and set up her own well-respected tutor agency in 2000. Since then she has accumulated a wealth of experience in the sector and has over 200 of the country's leading tutors on her books.

The SAT and ACT have been integral to the US university admissions process for decades. However, COVID-19 has led to test date cancellations and many US universities have decided to introduce test-optional policies for the 2020-21 admissions cycle. So, what does this mean for your son or daughter?

Whilst we don't want to interrupt the fun of the holidays, Christmas is the perfect time for A-Level and college students, who want to study in the US, to think about what summer programs they might like to attend. Almost Essential's recommended educational advisers share some helpful information...

Achieving a high score on the US Standard Admissions Test (SAT) is an essential requirement of being accepted to a prestigious US university. Fortunately Almost Essential has some advice to help your child succeed!

Do you remember packing school bags for the first time and sending your children off to their first day at school? They seemed far too little to be venturing out into the big wide world, and yet academic challenges appear at every step of their school life.

For international students, the US application process can seem daunting. It is important to get a head start. Ideally, beginning the process two years prior to graduation. In this article, US Universities Advisor, Susie, shares her advice for successfully applying to the US College System.

The new school year, mean's it's time to consider giving your family an 'Education Health Check'

In order to give you or your child the best possible chance of being accepted into a top US University or College, consideration and preparation should start as early as three years before the intended enrollment date. Almost Essential's US educational advisors share their full time for success...