At Council For American Education (CAE), we understand that applying to graduate programs in the U.S. and Canada is a crucial step in shaping your academic and professional future. Our expert-led, personalized approach helps you navigate the rigorous and competitive admissions process with clarity and confidence, empowering you to secure admission to top-tier universities.
Pursuing a graduate degree abroad is a significant investment-intellectually, financially, and emotionally. Whether you're applying for a Master’s or MBA, CAE's comprehensive graduate admissions support is designed to guide you through every stage-from strategic profile development and test prep to SOP refinement and visa readiness.
For over three decades, CAE has successfully placed thousands of students into elite graduate programs in the U.S. and Canada. Our unmatched experience and results demonstrate the trust and confidence students and families have in our services.
We are committed to ensuring your admission to a recognized U.S. or Canadian graduate institution, provided you meet minimum eligibility and follow our expert guidance.
Each student is assigned a personal admissions expert who assists with:
We use our firsthand knowledge and network to align your application with the best-fit programs, including hidden gem institutions and funding opportunities.
We help you develop a compelling application strategy by:
We offer in-person and online coaching with targeted support for:
We offer complete visa assistance including:
Graduate applications require strong coordination-transcripts, evaluations (like WES), letters of recommendations etc. all need alignment. We handle:
At the Council for American Education, we take a personalized and strategic approach to help students successfully navigate their journey to graduate studies abroad. Our comprehensive 6-step process ensures each applicant is guided with expert insight and individual attention, from the initial profile evaluation to the final visa stage.
Every student’s journey begins with a thorough understanding of their academic background, work experience, career goals, and aspirations.
With 4000+ prestigious universities in the United States of America, finding the right fit can be overwhelming.
Letters of Recommendation (LORs) play a critical role in the application process.
Your Statement of Purpose (SOP) and personal essays are your voice in the application-this is where your story shines.
A strong academic resume is more than just a list of achievements-it’s a strategic document that tells your academic and professional story.
Securing your visa is the final and most crucial step before departure.
Let us help you turn your ambition into admission.
UChicago, Booth | Northwestern University | Carnegie Mellon Uni | University of Washington
New York University | University of southern California | UIUC
University of Southern California
UIUC | Johns Hopkins University | University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Johns Hopkins University | University of Rochester | Northwestern University
Western university - Ivy Business school - Canada | Boston University | UC , Irvine
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Johns Hopkins University | University of California, Irvine | University of Southern California
UMichigan , Ann Arbor | Carnegie Mellon University | University of Maryland, College Park
Columbia university | New York University | University of South California
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Georgia Institute of Technology | Columbia University
UC Berkley | Carnegie Mellon University | University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Duke University | Columbia University | Univ of South California
Our services are ideal for students planning to pursue Master’s programs in the United States, especially in STEM, Business, Social Sciences, Arts, and other academic domains. Whether you are a final-year undergraduate student or a working professional planning to apply, we tailor our services to fit your needs.
At the Council for American Education, we offer a personalized, step-by-step approach backed by years of expertise. From profile evaluation to visa guidance, our 6-step process ensures your application stands out across all dimensions-academic, professional, and personal.
STEM fields offer global demand, high salaries, and a 3-year OPT in the U.S. for international students. These programs place you at the forefront of innovation, giving you hands-on experience and a strong career edge.
A best-fit school aligns with your goals, strengths, and budget-ensuring you thrive academically and personally. Success comes from the right environment, not just a name on a ranking list.
Not necessarily. While having test scores helps with university shortlisting, we can begin with profile evaluation and planning, so you know your target scores and timelines early on.
Absolutely. We specialize in strategic positioning, helping students highlight their strengths, explain academic challenges where necessary, and build strong applications through impactful essays, LORs, and resumes.
Yes. We offer in-depth guidance and editing for your SOP and all program-specific essays. We help brainstorm your story, structure it logically, and refine it to align with the university’s expectations-while ensuring it remains authentically your voice
Our University Placement Service covers up to 05 universities in our package. But we typically assist students in applying to 6-12 carefully selected universities, charged at an additional cost, depending on their goals and timelines. Each application is treated individually with dedicated support for documents, deadlines, and requirements.
Ideally, you should start your graduate application process 12 to 15 months before your intended intake. For example, if you're planning to start your program in Fall 2026 (August/September), the best time to begin is between June and September 2025.
Your chances depend on:
STEM and research-based programs tend to offer more funding opportunities than purely course-based or professional programs.
There are several types of financial aid options:
Yes. International students on an F-1 visa can work up to 20 hours per week on campus during the semester. Common roles include working in libraries, dining services, labs, or as a graduate assistant.
Not always. Many programs accept fresh graduates, especially in STEM. However, for MBA or professional master’s, work experience is often preferred or required.
