Jan 25, 2023
In a new public announcement, GrantMe discusses the importance of preparing for Canadian college application as early as grade 9.

Vancouver, Canada - January 25, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Leading Vancouver-based education consulting company GrantMe has announced a public awareness campaign on the process of college application preparation, and how it impacts high-school students in Vancouver, Toronto, and nationwide.
More details can be found at https://grantme.ca
With the new announcement, the company hopes to shed light on one of the most common myths surrounding Canadian college application: that preparing for college is for twelfth-graders only.
GrantMe explains that the sooner the process starts, the higher the student’s chances of being accepted at their desired university. High-school students who start preparing in grades 9 and 10 have up to 300% higher chance of success, with eleventh-graders being twice as likely to be accepted than twelfth-graders.
High-school students interested in applying to top Canadian colleges can work with GrantMe for complete assistance - from creating a personalized plan to written application help and review, funding consulting, interview training, and other solutions.
The company is currently providing complimentary 30-minute consultations to help students create a tentative roadmap for their higher education journey - including how to increase their chances of getting accepted and obtaining funding.
About GrantMe
A leading provider of education consulting, career coaching, admission and application management, and student support solution, GrantMe has helped thousands of students join top universities in Canada.
“GrantMe is in the business of student futures,” said a company representative. “And when students and families feel they have options - the future looks bright. Education and careers are changing, and the marketplace has been crying out for an innovative partner to help navigate that change. The GrantMe philosophy is simple. Remove the uncertainty. Create options. Let our education planning platform be your expert guide. You deserve to graduate to the next level.”
GrantMe is a BBB-accredited business with a Trustpilot rating of 4.7 out of over 700 reviews and an overall Excellent rating.
A satisfied client said: “I got a lot of help from my meeting and all of my questions were answered so I feel much less stressed now! Everything from scholarship essays to reference letters was covered and now I feel a lot more confident working on my scholarships.”
Interested parties can find more information at https://grantme.ca
Contact Info:
Name: Madison Guy
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Organization: GrantMe
Address: 1788 W Broadway St, Vancouver, BC V6J 1Y1, Canada
Website: https://grantme.ca/
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