How far do you want to go with Rodas?

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.