Course choices
Check which courses match your preparation and the requirements of your intended program.
IN DEVELOPMENT
Plan your courses
and university applications.
The agent starts with your academic record and goals, then helps organize your options and application tasks. A counselor reviews the advice before you act on it.
Ask about the agentFor students, families and education counselors.
Start with your academic record and what you want to study.
Review courses, schools and project options with a counselor.
Work on essays and interviews, and gather your materials.
See what's due and what still needs work.
APPLICATION ESSAYS
You write the essay. Feedback helps you develop the theme and revise the draft without losing your own voice.
The final essay remains your work. Counselors approve the advice.
ACADEMIC PLANNING
Compare your options with your interests, preparation and practical constraints in mind.
Check which courses match your preparation and the requirements of your intended program.
Compare programs using school requirements and AUSA guidance. Check the sources and dates with your counselor.
Explore research and enrichment options related to the subject you want to study, alongside your regular coursework.
APPLICATION SUPPORT
Choose a theme from your own experience. Revise the structure and wording so the essay says what you mean.
Practice discussing your interests and academic choices, using your essays and application materials to prepare.
Track deadlines and missing information. Ask a counselor when something needs a closer look.
You write your own work. Counselors approve the final advice.
ACADEMIC PLANNING AGENT