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CheersYou(清柚教育) and U.S. News Global Education Announce Official Partnership

发布时间:Date: 2018-05-14

CheersYou(清柚教育) has officially partnered with U.S. News Global Education to provide more authoritative and precise college guidance for study-abroad families. This collaboration will bring students firsthand admissions information and richer school selection resources, helping them bridge information gaps and make scientifically precise school choices. Additionally, the two parties will jointly host offline events to deeply analyze ranking mechanisms and insider information on top school applications, while CheersYou(清柚教育)'s mentor team will receive rigorous official training from U.S. News and obtain website certification. These initiatives comprehensively enhance the platform's professional service level, safeguarding students and parents and making the study abroad application journey more transparent and efficient.

When it comes to studying abroad,

who hasn't heard of the U.S. News university rankings?

U.S. News, in the ranking sector,

is the most authoritative and influential list,

an indispensable “compass” for everyone applying to schools each year.

 

The U.S. News World University Rankings,

QS World University Rankings,

Times Higher Education World University Rankings,

and ARWU Academic Ranking of World Universities

are recognized as the four most authoritative world university rankings.

 

Big News!!!

Big News!!!

Big News!!!

 

On May 11, CheersYou(清柚教育) successfully reached an official partnership with U.S. News Global Education. Through this collaboration, CheersYou(清柚教育) will:

 

1. Obtain firsthand admissions information from various schools and gain access to more extensive and diverse school selection resources;

 

2. Invite U.S. News to host offline events, explaining to students and parents how U.S. News ranks schools and the application "insider information" of various universities;

 

3. Mentor training upgrades: CheersYou(清柚教育) mentors will not only undergo internal training but also pass rigorous U.S. News training, and can be verified on the U.S. News official website.