app2us.com offers free guidance for applying to U.S. Universities

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(Free-Press-Release.com) July 17, 2008 -- app2us.com, a California based website provides personalized guidance for applying to U.S. Universities. The site offers help in the areas of test preparation, university selection, finding sources of funding, and even deciding on multiple admission offers.

app2us.com has already helped over 500 students in the past one year in the process of applying to various U.S. Universities. The users of the site are headed to the top US Universities like Carnegie Mellon University, Stanford University, Johns Hopkins University, and George Washington University in the fall of 2008. The site also features a blog at www.app2us.com/blog which is leading the ongoing vote at the 2008 Blogger’s Choice Award, as the best blog in the world in the Education category.

app2us.com is a self-funded venture by a group of IIT graduates who believe in giving back to the society. It is aimed at fulfilling the need of students to get help in applying to US Universities, and get the help free of cost.

Talking on the need of credible and free service, Harshita, V.P. of app2us.com, said, "Applying to US Universities is a complex and expensive process. The students need to get simplified information and guidance about different steps of the process. They already have to spend significant amount of money in the application process. On top of that many students end up taking help of education consultants and end up paying then huge amounts of money. Our site is a free service that eliminates the need of seeking help from consulting agencies who charge a lot of money."

Vishwas, a user based out of Amravati, India, said, "I found app2us.com via google search. I really have not come across any site which gives such customized information and guidance. All the more, there is no boasting about all the help being rendered. There are specific articles addressing specific problems, personal queries answered within a few days and what is important, attempt is made to motivate and encourage the candidate to achieve his/her goals. All this comes free-of-cost."

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