What about the study agent? Is it reliable?

To be honest, the current qualifications for studying abroad do not mean that this intermediary is reliable. People who know it should know that this qualification has been cancelled long ago, which only shows that they entered the study abroad industry earlier, and there is no way to prove this qualification.

So here's an answer that lists some qualification inquiries, just have a look.

But I also agree with another answer. Choosing an institution is choosing a teacher, and your application for studying abroad is ultimately handled by the teacher. The application depends largely on the level and strength of the teacher, and of course it also depends on your own conditions and background.

How to judge a teacher's level requires in-depth communication with the teacher, including but not limited to professional issues, how to write documents, cases that the teacher has taken over, and so on.

Secondly, look at the company's reputation, service process, price and payment method.

In short, I think teachers are the first choice, and then look at some service levels and prices of this institution.