EducationUSA In Their Own Words

Talented High Schoolers Conduct Independent Research with Top U.S. Professors

This quarter, four talented Opportunity Funds (OF) students were accepted into the prestigious Pioneer Academics, the only online U.S. college credit-bearing research program for intellectually driven high school students worldwide. Funded through a U.S. Department of State grant administered by EducationUSA, this accolade can be a game-changer when it’s time ...
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Events & Outreach Programs

USEFP Nurtures Ties with Kinnaird College for Women

On January 24, a delegation from USEFP called upon Kinnaird College for Women Principal Dr. Iram Anjum and Vice Principal Dr. Ghazala Yaqub. This meeting was followed by a detailed information session for students about U.S. higher education opportunities. Cultivating relationships Kinnaird College has a rich and extensive history of ...
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EducationUSA Events & Outreach

Counselors Cement Admissions Knowledge through Games and Case Studies

On February 17, EducationUSA Pakistan’s annual networking hi-tea brought 50 high school counselors and 20 visiting representatives from U.S. higher education institutions (HEIs) together. Held at the Marriott Hotel in Karachi, the event served as a dynamic platform for networking, collaboration, and professional development. Game-based learning in action This year, ...
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Alumni Events & Outreach

Alumni Converge in Lahore for Fulbright Connect

In January, under the banner of Fulbright Connect, the Alumni department hosted a networking event at USEFP’s regional office inside Forman Christian College in Lahore. Around 80 alumni came together for an evening dedicated to engagement, idea sharing, and community building. This professional networking event is hosted annually across six ...
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EducationUSA

Team EdUSA Takes Punjab!

This February, EducationUSA advisers Noor ul Ain and Natalia Khan conducted extensive outreach in Gujrat, Gujranwala, Sialkot, and Sargodha. Over the course of four days, they visited 11 schools and five universities to promote U.S. higher education opportunities. Their sessions saw a combined footfall of over 710 students. Invaluable face-to-face ...
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