Bespoke Admissions Consultancy
for UK & US Schools
The path to top UK and US boarding schools and universities from Asia is filled with unique challenges.
Sorrento Education simplifies this journey, turning uncertainty into confident, seamless admissions success.
With 12 years of hands-on experience in international education, based in the UK and active across Asia (including Taipei, Hong Kong, and Singapore) we provide personalised, one-on-one guidance tailored to your child’s unique goals.
As an independent consultancy, paid directly by families, we offer honest advice free from school incentives, ensuring recommendations focused solely on the best fit.
Sorrento Education partners closely with families, making every step clear, strategic, and designed for success.
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Beyond the Grades: The True Meaning of ‘Holistic Admissions’
US university admissions look beyond grades. Through holistic review, schools value essays, extracurriculars, and recommendations that reveal a student’s passions, leadership, and character. A strong application tells a cohesive personal story that makes students truly stand out.
7 Common Application Mistakes International Students Make
International students often make avoidable mistakes in US/UK applications, like focusing only on grades, writing generic essays, overlooking extracurriculars, or leaving things too late. With the right guidance, families can avoid these pitfalls and present a strong, well-rounded application.
Likes, Posts & Port of Entry: The Digital Footprint Dilemma
New U.S. visa rules now require student applicants to disclose all social media handles from the past five years and keep profiles public for screening. Officials look for consistency, security risks, and intent to study. By being honest, auditing your online presence, and maintaining a professional profile, students can strengthen their applications and avoid unnecessary issues.
Feeling at Home: Mental Health Support for Students in the UK
UK universities are expanding mental health support for international students, from counselling and peer mentoring to wellbeing workshops and 24/7 helplines. Encouraging students to use these resources proactively can make study abroad a healthier, more positive experience.
