What kind of study abroad agency should I use to apply for studying abroad?

The essay is the most important part for students to show themselves to the admissions officers. How to write it to make the admissions officers shine? Many agencies use the guise of overseas admissions officers and overseas consultants. As soon as they hear the word "overseas", they feel superior. They think they have found an overseas admissions officer and are stepping into a prestigious American school. Is it better to take care of students through overseas admissions officers, overseas consultants or domestic teachers?

1. Determine the identity of the admissions officer: Among study abroad agencies, there are several agencies that recruit students under the banner of admissions officers, but the identity of the admissions officers has yet to be determined. The better situation is that they are really admissions officers, but Former admissions officer, the situation is worse, that is, a foreigner, not even a teacher;

2. Time difference: Everything is difficult at the beginning. When teachers and students communicate, time difference is a problem. If Time is a barrier to communicate with overseas admissions officers and overseas consultants. If it is a domestic teacher, this problem does not exist;

3. Culture and customs: If you want to decide who understands students better, it must be It is a domestic teacher, an overseas admissions officer or an overseas consultant. If a foreigner understands our own culture, he may understand it a little, but he will definitely not know as much as a domestic teacher;

To sum up the above analysis, choose Those who can help students write essays must be domestic late-stage teachers. I chose Huide to study abroad based on the experience of the late-stage teachers (I saw it on major recruitment websites at the time, and the recruiting teachers were experienced and strict);

PS: Looking for an admissions officer is risky, and if you think about it, a real admissions officer will not allocate most of his time to you for thousands of dollars. To say the least, American admissions officers I think this goes against my professional ethics, so I choose carefully.