Choose the postgraduate degree for what it teaches.
For master’s and doctoral applicants, Collegify compares fields, programmes and entry requirements, then helps develop statements, references and interviews around a clear purpose. Where relevant, scholarship eligibility and deadlines are considered early.
Individual guidance shaped by your academic record, work and intended field
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Programme research across curriculum, faculty, entry requirements and outcomes
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Scholarship and funding eligibility, evidence and deadlines reviewed early where relevant
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In their words
What our students say
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“I have been accepted into the Sloan Masters program at London Business School. It has been truly a wonderful experience working with Collegify. The entire team has been instrumental in my success. It hurts my ego to admit this but it wouldn't have been possible without their help at every stage of my college application!”
Pramod N.LBS
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“My association with Collegify began after an exhaustive search for overseas educational consultancies. From day one I was impressed with their unprecedented approach towards application processes. Collegify's team got my engine running after a few brainstorming counselling sessions. They helped strategize and identify what I really wanted through unremittent conversations. They helped me improve the writing style and content of my essays. After the submission of my application, I was prepped for the interviews. To my surprise, I was invited for an interview from my top choice university, Duke and was admitted for the MEM Programme. I would highly recommend their services to prospective applicants for any level of education abroad.”
Wali R.Duke University
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“The decision to study Public Policy was influenced by a desire to do constructive work in the sector but I struggled to communicate my reasons to do Public Policy coherently. This is where the whole Collegify team helped me structure and thoughts and refine my application. Collegify's systematic and involved approach helped me understand the criteria for applying to different universities and present the strongest aspects of my profile. I must thank my counselor and editor for being patient with me and understanding my viewpoint. I can't thank Collegify enough for their support and guidance. I will be joining Columbia for the MPA program this fall!”
Tarang S.Columbia University
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Postgraduate applications ask for a close match between prior study, future plans and a specific course. We help you test that match before committing time and money to an application.
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Define what the degree is for
We clarify what you want to learn, investigate or practise before comparing programmes and destinations.
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Map scholarship and funding options early
For eligible non-MBA master’s and research pathways, identify relevant opportunities, criteria and deadlines before the calendar fills.
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Build a shortlist you can explain
Every option should earn its place through fit, requirements, resources, cost and a credible reason to apply.
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Make the record add up
We organise coursework, research, employment and future plans across the CV, statement and references.
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Prepare for interviews
Programme-specific practice helps you discuss your work, reasoning and future direction with confidence and precision.
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Manage the application calendar
A shared timeline keeps research, tests, references, writing and submissions visible around work or university commitments.
Before we begin
You can arrive with an unfinished shortlist.
Tell us the fields or programmes you are considering, your academic background and when you intend to apply. We will begin with the unresolved decision.
Review coursework, projects, research and employment against likely programme requirements.
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Programme research
Compare degrees, departments, course structures and destinations against your intended next step.
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Scholarship and funding strategy
For eligible non-MBA master’s and research routes, identify relevant opportunities, test eligibility, map evidence and protect deadlines against each funder’s criteria.
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University shortlist
Build and document a list that accounts for academic fit, eligibility, cost, timing and credible alternatives.
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Statements, references and interviews
Develop clear application materials through structured feedback, then prepare for interviews where the programme requires them.
From the story archive
Selected destinations from Collegify student stories
COLUMBIA01
United States
Columbia University
DUKE02
United States
Duke University
LSE03
United Kingdom
London School of Economics
IMPERIAL04
United Kingdom
Imperial College London
HEC PARIS05
France
HEC Paris
TU DELFT06
Netherlands
Delft University of Technology
TUM07
Germany
Technical University of Munich
BOCCONI08
Italy
Bocconi University
Plan the shortlist
Where students apply
Compare the programme, university and published requirements before treating a destination as a final choice.
How should a postgraduate applicant compare destinations?
Start with the field, the kind of learning or research environment needed, and the work the degree should prepare the applicant to do. Then compare programme content, faculty, prerequisites, costs, location and published application requirements across relevant destinations.
How can applicants compare taught and research-focused programmes?
Read the curriculum, assessment format, supervision model and published outcomes rather than relying on a programme title alone. A taught course and a research-focused route can require different preparation, evidence and application materials, so the official programme page should guide the comparison.
Do postgraduate entry requirements vary by programme?
They do. Requirements may depend on previous study, subject preparation, work or research experience, language evidence and the particular course. Applicants should confirm the current criteria and deadlines with each university before deciding whether a programme is a realistic match.
When should funding research happen for postgraduate applications?
Funding should be researched alongside the shortlist, because eligibility, evidence and deadlines can differ by university, programme and funding source. An applicant should use official university and funder information, keep the dates visible, and avoid assuming that one option applies to every course.
Not sure what to ask?
Tell us what has to be decided next.
Include your current stage, intended intake and any deadline. We can then tell you which conversation would be useful.
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