Your path to the world's top universities
Personal mentorship and admissions programs for students aiming to attend leading international schools and study at top 100 universities in the US, UK, and Europe.
Personal mentorship and admissions programs for students aiming to attend leading international schools and study at top 100 universities in the US, UK, and Europe.
Student stories
Harvard, Yale, Princeton, MIT, and other world-leading universities. Atlas mentors guide students through every step of admissions and help secure financial aid — up to 100% of tuition and other expenses.
Oxford, Cambridge, ICL, LSE, and others. World-class education, shorter undergraduate programs, and strong specialization from year one. Atlas mentors support program selection, personal statements, interviews, and every step in between.
Sciences Po, Bocconi, and other top universities offering affordable degrees taught in English. Atlas mentors help choose the right programs and navigate each university's admissions process.
The #1 admissions course — 2.4× higher chances of getting into top US, UK, and EU universities. Everything you need for a winning application, in one system. Built by Atlas mentors who graduated from Harvard, Yale, Oxford, and other top global universities.
A personal list of 5–15 universities and a step-by-step plan, built around the student's profile, goals, and family budget. Atlas mentors walk through every recommendation in a one-on-one consultation.
A professional psychometric test that reveals the student's 5 dominant strengths, values, and most suitable study directions. A one-on-one session with a career counselor and a concrete action plan within 48 hours.
Summer programs at Harvard, Yale, Oxford, and other top universities and international schools around the world. Atlas helps pick the right camp, prepare the application, and find scholarships — experiences that strengthen any future university application.
Sevenoaks, Oswestry, St Clare's Oxford, Amadeus Vienna, and other prestigious international schools. Atlas helps choose the school, prepare the application, and find scholarships — the path to top universities often begins with the right secondary school.
An AI admissions assistant built by the Atlas team. It helps pick universities, write essays, prepare for interviews, and find scholarships — 24/7, at a fraction of the cost of a traditional consultant.
Atlas mentors graduated from Harvard, Yale, Oxford, Sciences Po, Bocconi, and other top 100 universities — or are currently completing their PhDs, MBAs, or JDs there. They know what it takes because they walked the path themselves, and have been specifically trained to prepare others for it.
Each student receives an individual plan — a university list, academic and extracurricular strategy, and an application timeline. Mentors and tutors also help students execute that plan flawlessly, dedicating as much time as each applicant needs.
Atlas students don't just get in — they prepare for life abroad: defining their career direction, completing professional internships, and arriving at university knowing exactly how to make the most of their years and opportunities ahead. For many alumni, Atlas even helps land their first job.
97% of our students got into one of their TOP5 chosen universities.
higher odds of getting into top universities with the full Atlas mentorship package
higher odds with the self-paced admissions course
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Our goal is simple: to help a talented young person discover the best opportunities and, ultimately, get into a great university. At the core of what we do are individual mentorship packages for admissions to US, UK, and European universities. Students work with Atlas mentors — Lithuanians who graduated from Harvard, Yale, Oxford, and other top universities worldwide — on everything from building a university list to essays, interviews, and financial-aid applications. Measured by the share of students admitted to top universities, our results are the best of any admissions consultancy in Europe (2021–2024 data).
We also offer a much broader range of services: a career assessment for students who are still deciding what to pursue, a personal admissions plan, summer programs at Harvard, Yale, or Oxford, international schools abroad, and self-paced admissions courses. Every student and family will find a format that fits — and the fastest way to find out which one fits you is a free consultation.
It depends on the destination. For US universities, ideally 1.5–2 years before applications are due — that is, in 10th or 11th grade: that leaves more than enough time for all the standardized tests, strengthening your extracurricular profile, essay writing, and everything else. For European universities, starting a year or even just a few months ahead is usually enough. For younger students, it makes sense to start with a career assessment, a summer program, or attending secondary school in the US or another country — all of which only strengthen the odds of choosing well and getting in a few years later.
A late start doesn't mean the train has left, though. Some of our students started in 12th grade and got in — the preparation just becomes more demanding, which makes planning it well from day one even more important.
Yes — and our students prove it every year. Thanks to Atlas, Academic Buddy, and other organizations, Lithuanians are disproportionately well represented at the world's strongest universities. For Lithuanians, getting into the top US universities is often even easier than it is for Americans, Chinese, or applicants of other nationalities, due to informally applied national quotas and other factors.
The key is not to aim at a single "dream" university, but to build a balanced list with both ambitious and safe choices.
It depends on the format. The self-paced admissions course costs €199 (one-time fee). The career assessment with a one-on-one consultation and the admissions plan are priced similarly, while individual mentorship packages depend on the destination (US, UK, Europe) and scope — the pricing is presented during the consultation.
The first step is always free: in an introductory consultation, we'll discuss together what kind of preparation would suit you best.
It depends heavily on the country. In parts of Europe (for example, certain programs in the Netherlands, Italy, or France), tuition for EU citizens ranges from a few hundred to a few thousand euros per year. Official prices in the UK and US are higher — but those are precisely the places with the most generous scholarship systems. For example, most of our Lithuanian and even German clients study at US universities completely free, with the universities covering their housing, meals, travel, and other expenses.
Published tuition fees should always be considered alongside the financial aid available, because the amount a family actually pays is often entirely different.
It is — and more often than people think. The best US universities offer need-based financial aid that can cover not just tuition but also housing, meals, and flights. Most of our students apply precisely for this kind of full funding. In Europe and the UK, various merit scholarships and state support schemes are available.
Scholarship strategy is one of the core areas where Atlas mentors help: where to look, how to complete the applications, and how to maximize the odds of full funding.
It's simple: you pick a convenient time in the calendar, and we meet online at the scheduled time. The call takes about 20–30 minutes, and we discuss your unique situation, goals, and realistic options. Ideally, we ask both the student and their parents or guardians to join, since study decisions are usually made together.
Even if you decide to continue preparing on your own, you'll still walk away from the consultation with valuable advice and answers you won't find anywhere else.
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