How to Apply to Universities Abroad: Complete Series

Welcome to this series on applying to universities abroad. As you proceed further into the series, you're going to learn about the complete application and admission process. Since the application process to universities abroad is considerably longer than that of Indian universities, it makes sense to treat the subject in its entirety and not cherry-pick a few topics. That is why this series has come into being, to help you understand how universities evaluate applications, how to research universities and a lot more.

You can find links to the published articles here. As the series grows and more articles are created, this page will be updated.

1. Busting the myth: Admission abroad is really difficult
2. When to start your application process to US universities
3. 6 Essential Components of College Admission Forms
4. Understanding 'College Fit': How universities match your student profile
5. How universities 'Select' the right applicants
6. Why self-assessment is crucial to your application as international student
7. 29 Great Questions to Ask Yourself for Creating a Strong Student Profile
8. Why Knowing Your Strengths and Weaknesses is Important to Application Process
9. The process of identifying what you want in a university or college
10. How Admission Officers Evaluate Your Application: Academic Profile
11. How Admission Officers Evaluate Your Application: Test Scores
12. How Admission Officers Evaluate Your Application: Extra Curricular Activities
13. Common Mistakes To Avoid During the Application Process
14. How To Begin University Research
15. College Research: Useful Resources
16. College Research: The Importance Of Being Realistic
17. College Research: Understanding College/Class Profile Information
18. How To Navigate A College Website For Academics Related Information
19. How To Navigate A College Website For Student Life Information
20. How To Connect With Universities Before You Get Admission
21. Demonstrated Interest: How Universities Know You Are Genuinely Interested In Them