HR Lehn Educational

During his freshman year in high school, our son wanted to attend university in the UK. Entering his sophomore year, this passion remained but we had little knowledge how to proceed. Websites and videos were informative but rarely helpful. From a different academic system to UCAS and the rigorous process of applying, we simply needed outside help. We happened upon Hilary Lehn after searching for other families seeking overseas degree study. While several companies and people provide such services, Hilary was the only one with a bespoke model that was child centric. Equally important, she is not tied to a university so your child is not steered towards a certain school. Hilary helped us schedule Adam's high school coursework to meet foreign academic desires while regularly and personally speaking with him about his vision and goals. This led to a short list of UK universities that excelled in his field with locations that met his preferences. It would have been impossible for us to do this alone. Hilary was that sure and steady hand that made our son's dream a reality at Swansea University

The process of finding and applying to a university was a daunting thought. As immigrants, everything has been more challenging for us, and this was no exception. Websites and videos weren't helpful, and contacting the universities directly was a hassle. We decided that we simply couldn't navigate this mess ourselves. Luckily, we found Hilary Lehn, and everything became clearer. She helped me discover my aptitudes and narrowed down some degree options for me. From there, we were able to select a university and decide what courses I should be taking in order to meet the necessary entrance requirements. The schedule she made helped keep me on track and ensured I always met important deadlines. However, what stood out to me was her insider advice that you can only get from someone who has been in academia for decades. She would know the answer to questions like Will I get into this university with my average" or "Is this degree realistic for me". Looking back