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We are a private education admissions consultancy. We help prospective international students understand study options at universities in Georgia, work out which programs fit their qualifications and budget, and continue to the formal university application when they are ready.
Your field, study level, qualification, English background and tuition budget determine which programs are relevant. Completing the profile lets us show specific recommendations instead of an unfiltered list.
Using the site to compare study options and check what fits your profile is free. Any service fees are explained to you in writing before you commit to anything.
The university does. We help you prepare and submit a complete application, but admission decisions are made by the relevant university under its own rules.
Some programs accept transfer students and others do not. Transfer cases are reviewed individually, so tell us where you are studying now and we will check.
No. Africa2Georgia is a private education admissions consultancy. We help you choose programs and prepare a complete application; the university reviews it and makes the admission decision.
Every tuition figure we show comes from our own records of university pricing, with the source and the date it was last checked. Prices can change, so the figure confirmed in your university offer is the one that applies.
Some programs currently have reduced tuition or scholarship opportunities. What is available depends on the university, the program and your profile, so it is shown in your results rather than advertised as a blanket discount.
The programs we work with are taught in English. An English certificate such as IELTS is optional. If you do not have one, the university holds a short video interview to confirm your English level.
This depends on the program and level. Typically you need a passport, your school or degree certificate with results, and a motivation letter. An English certificate such as IELTS is optional; if you do not have one, the university holds a short video interview to confirm your English level. Some programs may add another assessment.
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