US Admissions For International Students

The US is one of the world’s most popular destinations for studying abroad, with more than one million international students studying there each year. Not only are the majority of the top 10 global universities located in the US, but it’s also home to more than 5,000 higher education institutions across the country.

Attending an international private school with a rigorous curriculum — such as the IB, AP, and A-Levels — gives you a distinct advantage. However, it does not guarantee you a place at a top US university.

What you will learn:

In this workshop, Mason Hill, Senior Strategy Consultant & Project Lead at Crimson Education will be explaining:

• Why Study at a top US University
• Applying to a US University As An International Student 
• US Admissions Preparation Timeline
• How Can Crimson Help

• Earned his Bachelor’s degree from UC Santa Barbara as a double major in Communication and Psychology with a minor in Music.
• After graduating, Mason became an Admissions Officer for UC Santa Barbara where he recruited students, read applications from students all over the world, led diversity initiatives, planned special projects, and served on committees and boards to help students transition from applicants to full-time students on campus.
• With Crimson, Mason has guided students to top universities in the US: Columbia, Yale, Stanford, Notre Dame, Emory, UCLA, UC Berkeley, USC, NYU, Liberal Arts Colleges, and arts institutes. Most recently, Mason started working towards his Master’s Degree in Higher Education at Harvard’s Graduate School of Education and is currently based in Australia.