Question 1

Is this an agency?

Accepted Answer

No. An agency applies in your place and charges you for it. Rodas orders the whole process and stays alongside while you apply yourself, with the community behind you. By the end of the road you know how the system works, and that serves you for the next step too.

Question 2

Do you get me the visa or the admission?

Accepted Answer

No, and nobody can promise you that. Admission is decided by the university and the visa by a consular officer. What we do is make sure you reach both moments knowing exactly what they will ask for, with your documents in order and no calendar surprises.

Question 3

Does it help if I do not know what I want to study yet?

Accepted Answer

It is the best moment to start. The first module is Explore: what kinds of programs exist in the United States, what they are called and which one matches what you already studied. Before starting you take the Traveler profile, five to ten minutes, and it tells you which three modules to begin with. If your degree is already decided, you skip the corresponding modules.

Question 4

What does it include?

Accepted Answer

The eight modules of the guide (Explore, Choose, Fund, Recognise, Certify, Apply, Process and Travel), the Traveler profile and the Scholarship profile with feedback by email, the downloadable tools for each stage (process glossary, program map by level, cost sheet per program, CV and essay templates) and access to the community.

Question 5

Is it for master's and doctorates or only undergrad?

Accepted Answer

All three. The process shares almost everything between undergraduate and graduate study: degree recognition, the English exam, essays, funding, the visa and arrival. What changes are the requirements and the deadlines, and those are broken down by level inside each module.

Question 6

From which country can I take it?

Accepted Answer

From any country in Latin America. Everything that depends on your country is treated separately: the consular post that serves you, which office issues your documents, how a degree is legalised. Where it matters there is country-specific material. The destination is one: the United States.

Question 7

What if my English is not there yet?

Accepted Answer

You can start anyway. The Certify module covers which exam suits where you are aiming, what score they really ask for, what each one costs and how long results take. It also covers waiver routes, because some universities accept other ways of proving the language. On English itself, we show you preparation options and how much real time you need to reach the score.

Question 8

Do I need the money for university before starting?

Accepted Answer

No. Fund is the third module precisely because money is the first thing that stops most people. There you see the real cost of studying there, which is almost never the sticker price, and the Scholarship profile shows which of the six scholarship routes you can compete through with the profile you have today. You leave the module with a number of your own and the routes worth pursuing.

Question 9

How long does it take? Are there fixed dates?

Accepted Answer

There are no fixed dates and no cohorts. Eight modules of about an hour each, some eight hours in total, taken whenever you can: over a weekend or across two months. There is no final exam, no grades, no mandatory submissions. What you upload comes back with our feedback. Once a month there is a live session open to everyone enrolled.

Question 10

What language is it in?

Accepted Answer

Spanish. That is the point: almost everything you need to know is published in English and scattered across university sites, forums and consulates. The guide orders it in Spanish and leaves the English term beside it, because the forms you will fill in are in English. The process glossary translates the words you will meet.

Question 11

How do I know the information is current?

Accepted Answer

Every external fact carries its source and year in plain sight, and the link goes to the original so you can verify it yourself. Consular requirements and fees change every year: when a rule changes we update the module and the revision date stays visible.

Question 12

What happens when I finish the guide?

Accepted Answer

You keep access to the community. If you want to continue with one-on-one guidance on your concrete application (final choice of universities, essay review, interview preparation), you can apply to the next level of personalised advising. The first places go to those who finished the eight modules.

Question 13

Who is behind Rodas?

Accepted Answer

Rodas is an Axia AI product and was born inside R'Evolution Education Group, which operates nine education companies across Latin America and Europe, with more than 150,000 students served. It was founded by young people who went through this process and later stood on the other side, operating educational institutions. The community's mentors are Latin Americans who already walked this road.

The dream is yours.So is the guide.

There are more routes than you can see from where you are.

Eight stages. Eight questions.

You do not have to be top of your class.

The first module is free.

Good to know.

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