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What We Offer

Applying to US universities is a strategic journey. We guide students across Saudi Arabia through every step with personalized, results-driven mentorship.

College List Strategy

We design a selection of reach, match, and safety schools, considering goals and scholarship opportunities.

Test Planning & Prep

Expert guidance for SAT, ACT, TOEFL, and IELTS with customized timelines that complement your school schedule.

Essay Coaching

We help craft powerful personal and supplemental essays that capture your story and stand out to admissions officers.

Resume Building

Your activities are shaped into a cohesive narrative that demonstrates leadership, initiative, and impact.

Interview Preparation

Through mock interviews and personalized coaching, we prepare you to speak with clarity, confidence, and authenticity.

Application Support

From mapping out your journey to guiding you on test and essay strategies, we walk with you at every step.

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Why Choose UniHawk?

Top School Admits

  • We’ve helped students gain acceptance to Harvard, Stanford, NYU, and more – with scholarships worth millions.

Elite Admission Expertise

Our counselors are US university alumni and former admissions advisors who bring inside knowledge to you.

Personalized Approach

We tailor strategies to your goals and strengths, ensuring every part of your application speaks with clarity.

94%
Students Get Target Admits

US Study Dream Achieved

89%
Early Decision Success Rate

Strategic Timing Excellence

650+
Students Guided To US

Proven Application Expertise

$2.8M
Scholarships Secured Total

Financial Aid Excellence

91%
Common App Success Rate

Application Platform Mastery

87%
Students Submit All Deadlines

Perfect Timeline Management

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FAQs

When should I start working on my US college applications?

Ideally, you should begin preparing during Grade 11 or even earlier. Starting early gives you time to build your profile, prepare for standardized tests, and craft strong essays.

Application deadlines vary by type Early Decision and Early Action deadlines typically fall in November, while Regular Decision deadlines are usually in January.

Early Decision (ED) is binding, meaning you must attend if accepted. Early Action (EA) is non-binding, allowing you to apply early without committing. Regular Decision (RD) has later deadlines and offers more flexibility.

In many cases, yes. Applying early can show strong interest and sometimes comes with higher acceptance rates. However, your profile must still be competitive.

Most universities use the Common App, but others may use platforms like Coalition App or their own portals. We guide you through each one as needed.

We recommend applying to a balanced list of 8–12 schools, including reach, match, and safety options, tailored to your profile and preferences.

Yes. Many offer merit-based scholarships, need-based aid, and some are need-blind for international students. We help identify and apply to schools that fit your financial needs.

Merit-based aid is awarded for academic or extracurricular excellence. Need-based aid depends on your financial background. Need-blind means the school reviews your application without considering your financial status.

It varies, but typically ranges from $40,000 to $90,000 per year, including tuition, living expenses, and other fees. We help plan financially through scholarships and aid options.

No. US colleges are familiar with international grading systems. However, we help present your academic records in a way that’s understandable to US admissions officers.

Not mandatory but highly recommended for competitive schools and STEM or business majors.

Very important. US universities seek well-rounded students. We help you build a strong activity profile that reflects your leadership, creativity, and initiative.

Yes, internships, part-time jobs, and meaningful work experiences are considered valuable and can be included in your application.

Most universities require two teacher recommendations and one counselor letter. Some allow or encourage additional letters if they add new perspectives.

You’ll write at least one Common App personal statement, and many colleges require supplemental essays tailored to their school-specific prompts.

At least one 650-word Common App essay, plus supplemental essays (100–500 words) for individual schools.

Yes, if English is not your first language or if your school does not teach primarily in English, most US universities will require TOEFL or IELTS scores.

No. Most interviews are conducted virtually or through alumni in your home country. We help you prepare for these interviews to make a lasting impression.

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