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By: Shameen Tariq
It all began with a first phone call with Ayesha Hasan. I was still in the throes of Pakistan’s fragmented and templated consulting system, working over-time at a job that required a barrage of fake activities to be drafted from scratch on the daily. Students came in hordes, with long resumes and a burning will to make it to the top.
It all began with a first phone call with Ayesha Hasan. I was still in the throes of Pakistan’s fragmented and templated consulting system, working over-time at a job that required a barrage of fake activities to be drafted from scratch on the daily. Students came in hordes, with long resumes and a burning will to make it to the top.
By: Zara Suhail Mannan
In 2016, I first interacted with the Pakistani industry of educational consultancy while applying for my undergraduate studies to the U.S. as an A-level student from a private school in Lahore. More resourced than others, my school was able to provide us with the necessary fundamental guidance and counselor to assist us with our admission journeys.
In 2016, I first interacted with the Pakistani industry of educational consultancy while applying for my undergraduate studies to the U.S. as an A-level student from a private school in Lahore. More resourced than others, my school was able to provide us with the necessary fundamental guidance and counselor to assist us with our admission journeys.