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Steady guidance
for a defining
journey.

Career guidance, College counselling, and university application support for high school and masters students, across all curriculum boards, worldwide.

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Interest Compass Test

A tool to understand where your genuine interests lie.

Available with a 45-minute one-to-one walkthrough session. A starting point, not a definitive answer.

Take the Student Interest Compass
How we work with students

Our college counselling process: systematic, bespoke, built around you.

Every student, whether on an IB, A-Level, CBSE, ISC, or American curriculum, goes through a structured five-step process: Assessment, Roadmap, Narrative, Holistic development, and Application support. The process is consistent. How we apply it is entirely personal.

1

Assessment

A detailed understanding of each student: their strengths, personality, interests, and drivers.

2

Roadmap

A thoughtful, expert-driven plan that focuses on the student’s journey, not just the destination. We call this evolving personalisation.

3

Narrative

We help students craft a unique, honest story about who they are and what they are pursuing. One that holds up across every part of an application.

4

Holistic development

Academic, social, and emotional preparation. We work on the whole student, not just the application.

5

Application

Extensive, well-planned support through every piece of the application: essays, recommendations, interviews, and final decisions.

University placements

High school and masters students we have supported, accepted worldwide.

Our students have secured places at leading universities across the UK, US, Canada, Europe, and Asia, through undergraduate and postgraduate applications spanning every major curriculum board.

University of Cambridge Imperial College London UCL LSE MIT Stanford University Yale University Cornell University Brown University University of Pennsylvania Johns Hopkins University RISD Parsons School of Design Berklee School of Music University of Toronto University of British Columbia NYU McGill University Bocconi University INSEAD NUS Singapore NTU Singapore HKUST
1000+
Students mentored
6
Continents reached
$2.2M+
Scholarship value secured
9+
Years of experience
What students and parents say

College counselling and application support that made a difference.

“Throughout my college application journey with EduPeer, I was able to develop a clear and well-structured plan for every stage of the process. The team provided invaluable guidance in refining my essays, evaluating university options, and exploring future career pathways that aligned with my interests. Applying to college can be overwhelming, but the support and expertise of Hitesh and the EduPeer team made the experience far more manageable and less stressful. Their feedback, encouragement, and personalized advice gave me the confidence to submit strong applications and successfully complete the entire application process to a high standard.”
Aahana Rathee
Aahana Rathee
NYU ED, Class of ’31
“The Edupeer team has been a constant support system throughout my high school journey. Going beyond counselling, I was able to build valuable, personal connections with each and every one of them. I thoroughly enjoyed our captivating conversations which not only allowed me to understand more about the world but reflect upon myself as well. They helped me make my dream of NYU attainable through consistent feedback on drafts, introducing new opportunities for me to learn from and simply helping me navigate these overwhelming years. I am forever grateful and couldn’t recommend them enough.”
Sia Deshmukh
Sia Deshmukh
NYU ED, Class of ’31
“My journey with Hitesh and Surbhi was fantastic. They really helped me break down my interests and hobbies to their core so I had clarity on the courses I would like to pursue before shortlisting possible universities. This was especially beneficial because I felt quite disorganised in the beginning. They also made sure I was on top of my work regarding the college applications, with consistent check ins which was incredibly helpful due to the overwhelming school workload. The conversations we had were also very lighthearted which was refreshing. The questions asked allowed me to understand myself better which was then reflected in my essays. And of course, there was a lot of close refining of my essays to make sure they were as good as possible. Overall I had a great experience!!”
Keisha Dsouza
Keisha Dsouza
LSE, Class of ’31
Common questions

Questions we get asked often.

How do I know which career or subject field is the right fit for me?

There is rarely one single right answer, and anyone who tells you otherwise is oversimplifying. What works is understanding where your genuine interests are strong, which subjects hold your attention without effort, and what kinds of problems you naturally lean toward solving. The Interest Compass Test is designed to surface those patterns so you have something concrete to work with, rather than guessing.

How should I think about AI when planning my career path?

Honestly, cautiously, and without panic. AI is reshaping many fields, but it is doing so unevenly and unpredictably. The students best placed for the future are those who develop strong critical thinking, communication, and domain expertise alongside digital fluency. We help students think through what that means for their specific interest areas, without defaulting to hype or alarm.

What if I am not good at the subjects I am most interested in?

Interest and current performance often diverge, especially in earlier years. A student who finds economics genuinely engaging but is working hard to improve their grades is in a very different position from one who studies economics purely for pragmatic reasons. We factor in both, and help students understand whether a gap reflects skill that can be built, or a mismatch worth addressing early.

What if I simply do not know what I want to study?

That is a completely reasonable place to be. Not knowing is not the same as having no direction; it often means you have broader interests than the structure of school has given you space to explore. The Interest Compass Test is designed for students in this position: it maps where your interests genuinely lie, so you have a starting point rather than a blank page.

Insights

Perspectives on college counselling, university applications, and the choices ahead.

Articles for students navigating subject and career decisions, parents supporting the process, and anyone thinking seriously about university and what comes after school.

How to choose a university subject when you are genuinely uncertain
For students

How to choose a university subject when you are genuinely uncertain

Most advice about subject choice assumes you have a rough idea already. This is for students who do not, and who are worried that is a problem.
What parents can do, and what is better left to the student
For parents

What parents can do, and what is better left to the student

The university application process raises real questions about where parental support ends and student ownership begins. A guide for navigating it thoughtfully.
Why career anxiety peaks at this age, and how to work through it without rushing
On career anxiety

Why career anxiety peaks at this age, and how to work through it without rushing

The pressure to have a clear direction feels enormous. It is worth understanding why, and what actually helps.
Press & Recognition

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Anuska Shrimal wins $200000 scholarship to Leysin American School

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Shrika Gadepalli wins $200000 scholarship to Leysin American School

Manasi Dinesh wins $200000 scholarship to Leysin American School - The Free Press Journal

Manasi Dinesh wins $200000 scholarship to Leysin American School — The Free Press Journal

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The 6 National Finalists Impressed the EduPeer-Leysin Scholarship Jury — The Economic Times

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College counselling and university application support, grounded in clarity.

Whether you are a high school student working out which direction makes sense, a graduate weighing masters options, or a parent trying to support without overstepping: we are here. Start with the Interest Compass Test, or book a counselling session directly.

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