myUface Blog

Dear Friends,

We are very pleased to announce the official opening of the myUface online profile, available, FOR FREE, at www.myuface.com. I want to take a few moments of your time to remind you about how you can use this tool to gain admission to U.S. universities.

The myUface.com student profile is a way for you to provide the information a university needs in order to evaluate you as a potential student. It includes biographical and financial information, academic history, notes about your hobbies and interests, and much more. Once you create an online profile, we will share your information with our university partners, looking for an institution that would be a good fit. In addition, our university partners will search the myUface database looking for students that fit their needs. Our ultimate goal is to connect talented international students like yourself with U.S. universities.

I need to stop and mention again that all of this is FREE for you as an international student.

The online profile is not 100% complete. Over the next weeks and months, we’ll be constantly adding new features to increase your ability to present yourself to U.S. universities. But please, start your profile now. The U.S. admissions process will start very soon, so there’s no time to lose.

Also, please feel free to let us know what you think about the service myUface provides, and how we could improve that service. This is our very first week of operation, so I’m sure some things will need work. The only way we’ll learn about what we need to change is if you, the students, let us know. So e-mail us early and often: contact@myuface.com.

Two more quick notes: remember, myUface is just one tool to help you get into a U.S. university. You should also pursue other options, like applying independently to U.S. universities. To help you, we have a daily blog with advice on preparing your university applications both here at myUface and on your own. Remember, our goal is for you to fulfill your dreams of studying in the U.S. We think myUface can help, but if you can find another way to realize your dreams, we’ll be just as happy for you.

Alright, friends, time moves on. In a few short months U.S. universities will begin to make decisions about which students will be part of the 2010 class of incoming students. It’s time to get to work – we’re ready if you are.