MA in Linguistics from the University of Texas-Austin and BA in English from the College of William and Mary in Virginia.

I graduated from Johns Hopkins University in 2020 with a master's degree in classics where I also received a BA in classics and archaeology. I then worked at Pace University in New York City helping students with learning disabilities.

I am very proud to be a senior advisor at ZhishiQ and have had the pleasure of clients gaining successful entry into many fine international universities including London School of Economics, Imperial College, Penn U, Colombia and Chinese University of HK. I see words creatively, like a picture that needs every element composed to make a masterpiece, as well as, technically - how they fit and what meaning they convey. I have edited numerous disciplines; physics, architecture and planning, biomedical informatics, environmental engineering, marketing, education and pedagogy, public policy. When students get into their dream university programs, this of course makes me very happy and is why I do this job ;)

I am glad that so many outstanding Chinese students want to come and study in the UK and other countries, and I am glad to help. I have assisted clients with applications to over 80 different universities in a dozen Asian, European and North American countries, including successful applications to most of the world's top-20 ranked universities. I graduated from the London School of Economics and have 35 years' experience drafting and editing CVs, reports, leaflets, information for Ministers, citizens, and the media. I now work as an employment coach, helping people find jobs; I drive elderly people to a day centre; assist hospital patients; and am a countryside volunteer, coppicing woodlands, laying hedges and protecting natural habitats.

Having completed the Bar course at Birmingham University of Law, and gained a Bachelors Degree in Jurisprudence from Oxford University I now work as an audit and compliance manager for Amazon.

I am an alumnus of Columbia University in New York City--and I have 20+ years of experience coaching and working with students, helping them with admission to the greatest of universities across the world. I am a people-oriented non-profit executive, rabbi, consultant, and educator, with experience leading one of the largest congregations in North America. In addition, I am a well-published author and writer, with pieces regularly published internationally. I have sat on admissions committees. I have regularly served as an editor and proofreader--and I have a keen eye for detail and for what is "hot" right now.

Hello! I'm Megan, a neuroengineer and researcher. I received my bachelor's degree from Harvard University in neurobiology, along with a certificate in global health and health policy and a language citation in Chinese. In 2021, I completed a master's degree in electrical and computer engineering with research projects in neuroengineering and synthetic biology. I have extensive experience as editor of global health and scientific research publications, and I am the author of numerous articles, publications, and policy documents. I have also served on admissions committees for some of the most selective scholarships and summer programs in the United States. I am very excited to work with you and help you reach your goals!

I look forward to helping my clients create their best work! I can't wait to see what we can accomplish together!

My name is Joel and I'm originally from Texas in the United States. I studied engineering (BS) and government (BA) at the University of Texas. I did my PhD work at the University of Cambridge. I am a skilled writer and editor of both technical and non-technical documents.

I'm a former journalist and current public policy analyst with 16 years of top writing and editing experience. I've done academic writing, news, features, narrative non-fiction, and public policy white papers. I've also been an international student in the United States, so I know what the undergraduate and graduate application process is like. It's not as scary as it might seem!