Nine questions, and we begin.
It takes about a minute. A student adviser then calls you to go through it properly and explain what the assessment involves. Nothing is charged before that call, and answering these commits you to nothing.
We ask about language, funding, grades and history because those four things decide where in the world you can actually go. There are no wrong answers here, only different routes.
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Here is what we would be looking at for you
Read this before you go further. None of it is a decision, and none of it is final until a person has been through your documents.
Create your account
Your answers are saved to it, so your adviser reads them before the call rather than asking you again.
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Creating an account costs nothing and commits you to nothing. By continuing you agree to our terms and our privacy policy, which says plainly what we do with your documents and who can see them.
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Four ways this can end, and what happens to your money
We publish all four, including the ones you would rather not hear, because you should know what you are buying before you buy it. The $250 is paid after the call, not today.
The two fees are the only money Enrola takes from you: $250 for the assessment, and $750 once an institution has accepted you. Tuition, government charges and living costs are paid by you directly to the institution and the authorities. Anything we arrange for you, such as a language course or insurance, is quoted in writing and paid to whoever provides it.