WELCOME TO THE COLLEGEQUO
FELLOWS FOUNDATION
We help high achieving students who demonstrate financial need to access tertiary education abroad. In the past three admissions cycles, we have worked with a total of 9 fellows, with every fellow securing full-rides (or close to full-rides) to universities in the USA & Canada.
Our fellowship program waives the cost of college prep (USD $1450) for our selected students. Our fellows have received full rides from schools like: Princeton (2), Dartmouth (2), Cornell, Harvard, UNC Chapel Hill, Vassar College (2), Williams College (2), University of British Columbia, Washington and Lee University, Emory University, University of Miami.
Vishal is heading to Dartmouth on a full-ride scholarship!
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In the words of past CQ Fellow, Vishal (Dartmouth '28) :
"I first heard about CollegeQuo after a dismal application cycle typified by rejection from almost every school that I applied to. So I decided to schedule an initial consultation with CollegeQuo before committing to a gap year. In this initial consultation, Amanda even made me aware of the fellowship program that helps students like myself who would have issues affording the cost of college prep. What really stood out from this initial consultation was Amanda’s compassion, knowledge and sincerity. Though she was confident in my profile she was also frank about the difficulty and uncertainty involved with the college application process. Following my previous application cycle, working with CollegeQuo was almost jarring. The first thing that took me by surprise was how warm the environment was at CollegeQuo. Before even beginning the actual essay writing process, Amanda took a genuine interest in me as a person and not only encouraged me to pursue my interests thoroughly, but also provided me with resources to do so. I was able to study under PhD candidates through GradQuo, discover new connections hidden in my passions, and create passion projects that I find extremely cool. After these few months I’ve spent at CollegeQuo, Amanda feels less like a college counselor and more like a big sister who always has my best interest in mind." |