Do you enjoy reading stories of successful people and imagining yourself as one of them? Imagine being the hero of your own story, hearing the long-awaited "Congratulations" and being awarded financial aid.

Maria Shevchuk dreamed of being accepted into a US college. She was captivated by the idea but didn’t know where to start. The information online was overwhelming, with countless offers leaving her confused, and there was no one around to lend a helping hand.

Maria’s first step was creating a college list, but she quickly realized there were simply too many options. Next, she tried researching how to write an essay, only to lose two hours watching YouTube videos without making any progress.

Time was slipping away quickly, as her sports career was at its peak (being a Master of Sports is no small achievement). This led to an exhausting 24/7 schedule: morning workouts, school during the day, and more tennis practice in the evening.

At the same time, there’s the big dream of studying in the USA. But to make it happen, you need to work hard, learn new skills, and meet all the deadlines.

A time-turner would definitely come in handy for this. But what can you do if you don’t have one?

You need to delegate some of your tasks and find someone who truly knows what to do, where to start, and how to guide you!

That’s how Masha, overwhelmed with questions and feeling completely lost, found us at Study America. During a free consultation with our expert, she realized the best choice was to follow a structured program based on the real experiences of many students.

So, what could stop a determined person with a big goal? Not even an army could.

Together with our course mentors, she created a roadmap with all her deadlines and began following each step carefully. Thanks to strict discipline, she managed to get everything done: completing her homework during school breaks and studying with Study America’s program late at night after her sports practices.

She quickly created a list of 23 colleges because she already had a clear strategy in mind and knew exactly what to focus on.

She finished the essay pretty fast, inspired by her broad sports experience, which gave her lots of ideas on how to showcase herself in the text. And it turned out just perfect.

Remember what happened during the pandemic? Everything was changing every minute: exams got canceled, traveling was impossible, and chances of getting into a US university felt uncertain.

Back then, getting perfect exam scores was super important. But after failing the TOEFL because of the time limit, Masha felt her American dream fading away. That’s when she gave up.

But Masha’s mentor noticed her struggles and guided her to take the Duolingo test, which is easier than the TOEFL. The test was still challenging for Masha, but after two attempts, she finally achieved a perfect score of 120 on her third try.

After submitting the application forms and acing the interview, she finally saw all doors open to her!

Just imagine how relieved she felt, knowing she’d made it through such a tough journey. Now all she could do was wait—and hope for the best.

The result was incredible—out of 23 applications, she received the highest number of offers, with scholarships ranging from $6,000 to $44,000. Today, Maria is a student at Stetson University, enjoying full financial assistance.

Did you enjoy the story? Would you like to embark on this journey and achieve your own success?

Let's see how Study America's education helped Maria achieve her goal:

• She managed to organize all that chaotic information in her mind and see a clear sequence of steps toward her dream.
• She had no problems choosing the right colleges from over 4000 US universities.
• She wrote a flawless essay that reflected her unique background and experiences.
• She studied hard and passed the exams successfully.
• She gathered all the documents needed for financial aid applications.
• She got ready for the interview.
• Her school teachers gave her excellent recommendations.
• She always had someone by her side, encouraging her and helping with the toughest questions.
• She was accepted to one of the top US colleges.

You might think you have way more time to research than Masha, and you don’t have competitions to prepare for. But trust us, over 80% of students struggle to stay disciplined and simply can’t motivate themselves to finish their applications on time. So, they end up rushing everything at the last minute.

Sadly, our 12 years of experience prove this statistic to be correct.

A strict and structured admission preparation program makes the process much easier, and you don't have to:

• think about where to find the right information and verify it,
• waste your time and money on individual lessons with tutors who offer no guarantees,
• or try to do everything at once and miss important details.

You already have enough stress in your life — you don’t need to add more, right?

Just join a free consultation with our expert and see for yourself. It will not only save your mental health but also save you time and money in the long run.