Profile
Evaluation
A Profile evaluation for study in the USA is an important component of the application process. It's also a great way to get an understanding of what it would be like to study at that particular university.
Overview
Bachelor degrees in the USA are offered in a wide variety of areas, such as art, science, business, communications and history. A bachelor's degree can be earned in two ways: through a major-focused program that requires 120 credits and a minor or through two separate degrees (major concentration and general education).
MS in the USA is a master's degree program that offers students a comprehensive understanding of the American higher education system. The program offers a degree in the country where it was offered, and it may or may not be transferable to another institution. It is designed for international students who want to study within the United States. Students who already hold an undergraduate degree from their home country may be eligible for this type of program.
The coursework for programs differs depending on the institution offering it. Some universities require applicants to submit undergraduate transcripts along with their graduate application materials. Other institutions require students to have completed at least two years of study at another institution before applying to their MS in US programs. In some cases, students must have earned an undergraduate degree before they can apply for admission into these programs.
In addition to completing required courses, students typically participate in research projects or internships related to their field of study throughout their time in the program. They also may have opportunities to present their research results at conferences or publish them online through academic journals or other publications that are considered credible sources by their professors and peers within the field of study being studied.
Profiles are usually uploaded as PDFs and include some basic information about the program and the admissions requirements, as well as a general overview of the faculty members teaching in the program. Some profiles may also include information about how many students apply for each class, how many students get accepted, and other statistics about the program.
The below list will help you understand the process and give you an idea of your chances of getting admission to your desired college/university for a particular course.
Grade evaluation
The GPA range of students accepted into that program (for example, 3.7-4.0). The lower this number is, the more competitive it will be to get accepted into that program.
Profile enhancers
Curriculum Vitae(CV), Statement of Purpose(SOP), and Letter of Recommendations(LORs) play an important role in securing your admission, and thus, getting them thoroughly reviewed or tailored is what’s recommended.
CV:
A CV is a comprehensive document that includes all your educational background, professional experience (if any), awards and honours, publications along with your research interests.
SOP:
The SOP is the most critical piece of writing because it helps you to present yourself as a good fit for the program. It gives an overview of your qualifications, skills and experiences that are relevant to the program you are applying to. It should be clear and concise enough to impress potential employers within minutes after reading it.
LORs:
The LORs are letters written by distinguished individuals who can vouch for your strengths professionally as well as academically. These letters function as testimonials from people who know you personally well enough to comment on your achievements.
Examination
The evaluation of your application is a crucial part. In fact, it can make or break your chance to get admission to the university of your choice. Therefore, it is important that you take help from experts who can evaluate your application and guide you with the required documents.
IELTS/TOEFL: IELTS and TOEFL are the world's most popular English language tests. Both tests have a good reputation and are accepted by universities and colleges worldwide.
GRE: The average GRE score (or other test score) of students accepted into the program. The higher this number is, the more competitive it will be to get accepted into that program.
Backlogs
The number of backlogs you have faced during your academic life directly affects your GPA (Grade Point Average). A low GPA does not allow you to get into good colleges and universities. If you have a good GPA and a high number of backlogs, you can easily defend yourself in your application's SOP (Statement of Purpose) section.
Amratpal A Vision helps you navigate the tricky waters of higher education in the USA!
The first step to evaluating your application is to get in touch with Amratpal a Vision. We will evaluate your documents and let you know how your application is progressing.
At Amratpal a Vision, we have experts who will evaluate your documents in detail so that we can give you an accurate report on the same.
The second step is verifying your document with an authorised third party. This step is crucial as it helps establish your documents' genuineness and authenticates them as genuine and original.Once we receive all these documents from you, we evaluate them and submit the same to IRCC along with a detailed assessment report on the same.
