Your next chapter, thoughtfully planned
University admissions.
A journey that feels like you.
Explore what you want to study, make sense of your options, and approach your applications with a clearer plan. University admissions mentoring for students ready to take their next step.
For students and families considering undergraduate study abroad.
Your choices. Your next step. Make room for a future you have actually thought about.
A thoughtful approach to admissions
There is more to a good choice
than a familiar university name.
Think about the questions that matter to you: what you enjoy learning, how you want to learn, and the kind of environment where you could thrive.
Look beyond the course title.
Compare modules, teaching styles, entry requirements, and opportunities to explore your interests. Two courses with the same name can offer very different experiences.
Picture your everyday life.
Consider location, campus culture, support, and the practical realities of studying away from home. Your preferences belong in the conversation.
Make the next step specific.
Turn an ambitious goal into research tasks, writing milestones, and decisions you can work through alongside school.
Start where you are
You do not need every answer
before the first conversation.
Choose the description that feels closest to your situation.
A useful plan starts with an honest picture.
You may be choosing subjects, balancing an IB workload, developing an interest outside class, or preparing your first draft. Bring the questions you have now.
“I have interests, but no clear direction yet.”
Start by noticing which questions, subjects, and activities keep your attention. A useful next step can be small and specific.
- Keep a record of what you enjoy learning and why
- Explore course content before narrowing your options
- Choose an activity you would want to continue beyond an application
“I know a few options. I need a plan.”
Compare your shortlist against your subjects, preparation time, and family priorities. Identify the information you still need.
- Check academic prerequisites with official course pages
- Map likely application tasks around your school calendar
- Discuss budget and funding expectations early
“My deadlines are approaching.”
Work backwards from verified deadlines and make your outstanding tasks visible. Give yourself space to review and revise.
- Separate required documents from optional materials
- Plan time for feedback and your own revisions
- Keep a record of submission requirements and next steps
Areas to discuss with your mentor
Support that helps you
make your own decisions.
Agree on the areas you need before starting. Session frequency, application coverage, and review limits should be clear in your proposal.
Direction & university research
Discuss potential courses and compare institutions against your academic background, interests, and practical priorities.
Activities & academic planning
Reflect on what your experiences show about you. Identify meaningful next steps that fit around your existing school commitments.
Application organisation
Create a clear overview of documents, deadlines, and responsibilities for the applications within your agreed scope.
Writing & interview preparation
Develop your ideas, review your drafts, and practise explaining your experiences. Your applications should remain your own work and voice.
The mentoring journey
Clear conversations.
Practical next steps.
A suggested way to organise your preparation, adapted to where you are now.
Bring your questions
Share your curriculum, current interests, potential destinations, and application timeline.
Agree on priorities
Identify what needs attention and confirm the mentoring scope, schedule, and fee.
Work through the plan
Research, reflect, draft, and revise with feedback on the tasks you have agreed.
Review your next steps
Check outstanding actions and revisit decisions as new information becomes available.
Packages & fees
Choose the support
your next chapter needs.
Focus on university choices, interviews, or essays—or combine SAT preparation with admissions mentoring.
Admission Consulting
5 sessions · 1 month
Rp2.275.000- University and course consultation
- A preparation roadmap
- A personalised study plan
Interview Prep
5 sessions · 1 month
Rp2.275.000- Mock university admissions interviews
- Feedback on your answers and delivery
- Practice explaining your goals and experience
Essay Prep
5 sessions · 1 month
Rp2.275.000- Essay and personal statement guidance
- Feedback on structure, clarity, and relevance
- Support refining your own ideas and voice
Admissions Bundle
SAT + Admissions Mentoring
Rp7.038.500- SAT preparation
- University application mentoring
- Discuss session allocation with your consultant
Confirm application coverage, document review limits, and session allocation before enrolment. Official test fees, university application fees, and visa services are not included in these listed services.
For students and parents
Keep the student’s voice
at the centre.
A university decision belongs to the student, with space for the family’s questions and practical priorities.
Bring expectations into the open.
Talk about costs, location, independence, and what each family member hopes for. Clear expectations make decisions easier to discuss.
Make room for school.
Build preparation around coursework and school deadlines. Discuss how mentoring can complement the guidance already available through your school.
Use feedback to develop your thinking.
A strong draft still sounds like its author. Treat feedback as a way to clarify your ideas and make your own revisions.
The small moments
that make a plan feel clearer.
Chloe Tan
IB Diploma student“I had a list of universities I recognised, but I could not really explain why I wanted to go to them. Comparing the actual courses helped me ask better questions and make a shortlist I felt comfortable with.”
Adrian Wijaya
A Level student“The essay feedback was specific without taking over my writing. A few questions about one small experience helped me find something more honest to say than the big opening I had been trying to write.”
Isabelle Hartono
International school student“Having the tasks in one place made the process feel manageable alongside school. I knew what needed my attention that week, and which decisions could wait until I had done more research.”
Daniel Prasetyo
AP curriculum student“Talking through my activities made me realise I did not need to add another club just to fill a gap. I wanted to spend more time on a project I already cared about and be clearer about what I had learned from it.”
Michelle Santoso
Parent“We had different ideas about where our daughter should apply. Having a clear set of questions about the course, costs, and everyday life made those conversations much more productive.”
Kevin Lim
Student preparing applications“Practising an interview helped me notice when I was giving a rehearsed answer. I became more comfortable pausing, thinking about the question, and explaining what I actually meant.”
Your questions, answered
A clearer picture
before you commit.
Understand the scope and practical details of your mentoring plan.
Is this programme for undergraduate applicants?
I am studying IB, A Levels, or AP. Can I enquire?
What if I have not decided on a major?
How much does admissions mentoring cost?
How many universities and essay reviews are included?
Will someone write my essays for me?
Are test preparation and visa services included?
Can parents be involved?
Does mentoring guarantee an offer or a scholarship?
How do I get started?
Your next step
You bring the questions.
Let’s work out where to start.
Share your plans, your uncertainties, and what matters to you. Discuss the mentoring options available with Lister.
Tell us where you are now
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