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Star Students Reflect on Growth, Grit, and Global Journeys

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 ...
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Team EdUSA Takes San Diego and NYC!

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 ...
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South Asia Tour Expands Access to U.S. Higher Education for Pakistani Students

EducationUSA Pakistan’s highly anticipated spring edition of the 2025 South Asia Tour was held from February 16 to 25 and brought 22 representatives from 20 accredited U.S. higher education institutions (HEIs) to the country. During the 10-day time frame, visiting HEI reps built lasting connections with students, parents, counselors and ...
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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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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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