From July 13 to 25, ten high school counselors from Pakistan participated in EducationUSA’s Counselor Training Institute (CTI) 2025, a two-week immersion sponsored by the U.S. Embassy and aimed at building counseling capacity in Pakistan. The group toured multiple campuses in Boston, attended two receptions, and engaged in various activities focused ...
During the first half of July, over 270 students admitted to U.S. universities attended EducationUSA’s pre-departure orientations (PDOs) in Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi. These engaging sessions aimed to arm participants with necessary information to enable a smooth transition to a new academic and cultural environment. EducationUSA hosts these events every year ...
When it comes to studying in the United States, there’s no shortage of myths – from what counts as the “perfect” application to whether scholarships are only for straight-A students. In this recurring feature, EducationUSA advisers break down some of the biggest misconceptions and share what truly matters for your ...
For many bright Pakistani students, EducationUSA’s two cohort advising programs – Competitive College Club (CCC) and Opportunity Funds (OF) – are the turning point that makes college dreams possible. By providing consistent and critical support, often spanning several years, Team EducationUSA helps talented high schoolers from across the country put ...
This summer, EducationUSA Senior Adviser Mashal Khan represented Pakistan at NAFSA’s annual conference held in sunny San Diego, California, from May 27 to 30. Centered around purpose, place, and partnership, the event brought together thousands of international education professionals from around the world. Khan’s reflection captured the spirit of the ...
