Admission to a Master's Program
USA with a 100% scholarship
Leila, a Bachelor’s degree graduate in economics, dreamed of continuing her education in the United States. Her goal was ambitious: to enroll in a Master’s program in economics and receive full funding to cover all tuition costs.
We helped transform her request into a strategy and guide Leila through the entire application process step by step.
These achievements were a solid foundation, but they needed to be packaged and enhanced to make Leila stand out among hundreds of applicants to American universities.
We understood that it was important for Leila not only to get accepted but also to secure full funding. So we developed a clear action plan and implemented it together.
We have selected universities where it is possible to receive a high scholarship.
We compiled a list of additional activities and helped implement them to strengthen the profile.
We developed the motivation and made it the basis of the essay: Leila demonstrated herself as a future researcher and ambassador for women’s leadership in economics.
We secured three letters of recommendation from academic and professional mentors who highlighted her strengths.
Created a resume that clearly reflects her achievements and leadership qualities.
We prepared Leila for the interview: we went over typical questions, rehearsed her answers, and helped her confidently convey her mission.
We completed applications and submitted documents to two Ohio state universities.
While the applications were being reviewed, we prepared Leila for funding negotiations and identified potential scholarships.
Leila received offers from two US universities—Kent State University and Ohio University. She successfully defended her motivation at her interview at Ohio University and received a Graduate Teaching Assistantship. Total funding was $37,774, including full tuition coverage, fees, health insurance, and living expenses.
The result: admission to a US master’s program with 100% funding!
This story proves that even if a goal seems too ambitious, with the right strategy and support, it can be achieved.
