Webinar: How to Manage Dual US/UK University Applications

Harriet Blomefield

Last Updated: 24 February, 2021

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Keystone's Head of Consultancy, Harriet Blomefield, was joined by US university specialists, ESM Prep, to compare the US and UK university application processes. ESM College Coach, Rachel Edgell, joined the dicussion to identify key differences between the timelines and requirements, discussing the best way to balance both processes with limited stress and maximum effect.

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If you are looking for advice on how to apply to UK universities, do watch our webinar on UCAS and Applying to UK Universities.

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