Dual Enrollment
Students still in secondary school earn college credit early, testing the academic load while staying at home. We help families understand credit transfer and the total cost before enrolling.
College pathways
Four ways to begin, and help choosing between them.
There is no single route into higher education, and no route that suits every family. GIWAS helps students and families understand the real costs, requirements, and trade-offs of each one.
U.S. college, fully online
Students study from home in a U.S. degree programme. Time zones, internet access, and the absence of a campus community are the real challenges — we plan for all three.
On-campus study
Students travel to study in residence. Applications, visas, housing, insurance, and the first semester away are planned together with mentors who have done it.
University partnerships
Formal relationships with institutions that share our commitments — published only when an agreement is signed and both parties agree to announce it.
College Pathways
Only confirmed partnerships are published
No university partnership is confirmed for publication at this time. When one is signed, the partner, the terms, and what it means for students will be listed here.
To be confirmed
No university partnership is confirmed for publication at this time. When one is signed, the partner, the terms, and what it means for students will be listed here.
Financial Aid
Financial aid and scholarships
Need-based aid for students on any of these pathways is administered through the GIWAS financial aid portal, which handles applications and household information securely and separately from this site.