Students on Board
Every form we help file is someone's next four years. Here's a snapshot of who's on their way this season — where they're headed, what they're studying, and what it took to get there.
248 students are currently studying abroad through David Conglomerate — up from last year, and still counting.
How we got here
Every student on this page passed through the same four stages. Most of the work — and most of the waiting — happens between the first two.
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How they funded it
Scholarship paperwork is often the hardest part of the whole process — and the part most worth getting right.
Where they're headed
Every student's reasons are different — cost, language, a specific program, a city they'd seen in photos. Here's how this year's cohort is spread out.
A few of this year's students
Sample entries below — replace with real students once you're ready to feature them (with their permission).
Nigeria → Tianjin, China
B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering
I'd never filled out an application in another language before. Having someone check every page before it went in made the difference.
Indonesia → Fukuoka, Japan
M.A. Linguistics
The scholarship paperwork alone was longer than my thesis proposal. Glad I didn't have to figure out the deadlines on my own.
South Sudan → Seoul, South Korea
B.A. International Business
I had three universities in mind and no idea how to choose. Talking it through narrowed it to the right one fast.
Nigeria → Vancouver, Canada
B.Sc. Computer Science
Every question I asked got a real answer, not a form letter. That's what made me trust the process.
Indonesia → Surabaya exchange, then Beijing
M.Sc. Public Health
I was applying from a small town with patchy internet. They worked around that instead of around me.
South Sudan → Guangzhou, China
B.Eng. Civil Engineering
My offer letter is framed. I still check my email out of habit, half-expecting more paperwork.
The students above started exactly where you are now.
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