International Student Services
International students around the world seeking admission to U.S. colleges achieve their goals through CPSi’s International Student programs. Via Skype conference and email, CPSi serves students in China, Japan, Korea, India, and in countries in the Middle East, Europe, South America, and North America. For additional information, contact us via email.
Our college admission planning and preparation programs can help the International Student:
- Identify, select, and apply to the best colleges for you
- Learn about the best colleges for international students
- Know the facts about how to improve your position for college admission
- Know how to set yourself apart from your peers for admission to U.S. colleges
- Get professional help with writing your applications
- Get abundant help with choosing your essay topics and expressing your thoughts, plus checking your writing for grammar, content, and effect
- Learn the safest colleges for an International Student
- Gain skills to successfully interview with the colleges and win them over
- Choose colleges that provide help for the International Student
- Learn which colleges offer scholarships for an International Student
Best of all, if you are offered a CPSi International Student program, it will be customized just for you to gain admission to the best colleges for you!
Getting Started
To learn more about these topics and other CPSi services, call +1 425 455 4272 to arrange an online or phone conference with CPSi’s international student consultant. There is a $250 fee for this meeting, payable by credit card at the time of scheduling. After this evaluation, additional services may be offered.

At CPSi, we are entirely dedicated to helping students and their families fulfill their college and education needs. Our assistance includes an individualized, objective plan and help to achieve a student’s college admission goals. For college selection, applications, essays, and scholarships, our one-on-one guidance and motivating facts empower parents and students to achieve a successful college admission outcome.