An admissions consultant is a person who helps university applicants determine whether they are suited for certain schools and programs and how to apply. The university admissions consultant malaysia may be a career or academic counselor or an independent contractor specializing in university admissions.

University admissions consultants help students get into universities.

A university admissions consultant malaysia is a service that assists students (usually high school students) in applying to and gaining admission to a university or college. Often, the consultant will provide the student with a letter of recommendation, help the student develop a personal statement, and assist with essays. The consultant may also help the student apply to other scholarships or financial aid programs.

The services of university admissions consultants vary widely and may include personal counseling, preparing application packages, and advising on college admissions in general. However, many consultants will also work closely with students to help them improve their grades, test scores, and recommendations. However, some consultants work with students in a way that may violate federal rules against “undue influence” on college admissions.

In the United States, the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 established new rules for consultants and students who receive their services. The act prohibits consultants from providing students with detailed information about a particular institution, such as the student’s chances of admission, without the student’s consent.

 It also prohibits them from giving students information regarding a specific test or admission test score or information regarding “the actual responses of the student to any such test.” The act defines an “undue influence” as a student’s “submission of information to a consultant which the student knows or has reason to know was obtained through coercion or deceit.” It also defines “coercion” as “any act or threat of action that induces a person to submit information.” The act’s definition of “deceit” includes “any misrepresentation of material fact, whether intentional or negligent.”