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Prep courses

One course for each country. The portal works without it.

United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Spain, Europe and Australia. The student does tasks from their own application, builds a notebook along the way and receives a certificate at the end. Optional: the family pays US$ 60 per year and unlocks every country.

Public page of the prep courses

Four stages, 35 lessons

Each course follows the application year: understand the country's system, build the profile, write and apply, decide. Short videos and tasks about that student's application.

  • The videos use artificial intelligence to present content written by the University Access team.
  • The student's notebook is also visible to you.
  • At the end, a certificate that can be verified.
Modules of a prep course

A single plan: US$ 60 per year

The family pays once and the student accesses every destination. The school does not pay. University Access remains at no cost for those who do not buy a course.

  • It is not a purchase per country.
  • The student buys in their own account, with the family.
  • You share it with the school link. There is no administrative work.
Student area, where the courses are opened

What changes for you

You see each student's progress and the notebook they shared. You use that in counseling. The course does not replace your role.

  • There is also an optional certificate for counselors, priced on the course page.
  • Andrea Sebben's study abroad courses are in the full catalog.
  • None of them is required to use University Access.
Following the class

Send the courses link. The school account is the first step.

Once the account is created, students join through your school and you see who has moved ahead.

Keep reading

Other University Access pages.