EducationUSA Lesotho

Are you ready to take the next step in your academic and professional journey? You're invited to attend The Group of 4 Schools Summerfest, an annual forum for prospective students interested in graduate programs in international affairs.

Alumni, current students, and admissions staff representing four top professional schools will be available to answer questions. This is a great chance to learn more about our institutions and explore pathways to a career in international affairs.

The event will include a panel presentation featuring alumni, as well as a networking reception where you can speak with current students, alumni, and admissions representatives from each school. Register to attend one of our events in the following cities:

Washington D.C. Link: https://applygrad.jhu.edu/register/?id=0c1c38f2-edd0-49d0-9e65-7617923e0c0f
July 9, 5:30-7:30pm

New York, Link: https://applygrad.jhu.edu/register/?id=c9ca2220-d64d-4edb-ad16-bcae5590371c
July 16, 5:30-7:30pm

Join Queensborough Community College for a virtual webinar on Tuesday, May 26, at 10:00 a.m. Eastern Time to learn about the benefits of attending a community college in the United States.
This informative session will highlight:

-The admissions application process for international students

-Vibrant student life and academic programs at Queensborough Community College

-The steps for obtaining an I-20 and an F-1 visa

Admissions counselors will be available to provide clear, accurate answers to all of your questions.
To register, please click the button below.

International Students: The Benefits of Attending a Community College Webinar  

How to register:

Complete this registration form: https://forms.gle/udrxY61tvAbVVYdo7
Receive a confirmation email (sent a few days before the workshop) with the Zoom link and pre-workshop homework
Join the workshop, participate, and enjoy the experience!

Today, EducationUSA Lesotho hosted a specialized post-graduate advising session for our future Master’s and PhD candidates. Transitioning from undergraduate to graduate studies in the U.S. requires a strategic approach, and today we dove deep into the "Five Steps" that lead to success.

Yesterday, EducationUSA Lesotho hosted an insightful undergraduate information session, breaking down the essential components of a competitive application. From mastering the English proficiency requirements to highlighting your extracurricular achievements.

📝 Key Topics Covered:
- Academics & Scholarships: Understanding the balance between your GPA and finding the right financial aid.

- English Proficiency: Why your diary, short poems, and creative stories are the best practice for speaking and writing tests.

- The Holistic Profile: How your involvement in sports, associations, and personal awards sets you apart.

- Digital Resources: Navigating Khan Academy for grade-level prep and finding global opportunities via opportunitiesforafricans.com.

The path to studying in the U.S. starts with preparation. Whether you are aiming for a sports scholarship or an academic excellence award, remember that consistency is key!

EducationUSA Lesotho is pleased to announce a two-day General Information Session aimed at providing comprehensive guidance for students interested in pursuing academic programs in the United States.

To ensure tailored and relevant advice, the sessions are divided by academic level:

-Tuesday, April 28: Undergraduate Studies

-Wednesday, April 29: Graduate & Post-Graduate Studies

Location: American Corner Maseru, State Library

Time: 10:00 AM

Your U.S. degree journey starts today. Join the EducationUSA Beyond Mobility Virtual College Fair to meet with accredited U.S. institutions offering online and branch campus programs.

Register and join: tinyurl.com/USfair26a

Undergrad: 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM WAT
Graduate: 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM WAT

Are you a high-achieving, low-income (HALI) student who:

1. Applied to universities abroad but was denied, waitlisted, or had to take a gap year—and still doesn’t have a viable admissions offer?

2. Is still looking for a high-quality, English-medium program anywhere in the world?

3. Has strong academic credentials (for example, 1450+ SAT and/or top percentile nationally)?

4. Is high-impact, civic-minded, coachable, fast-learning, and open-minded?

5. Is open to exploring and attending universities in North America?

If so, this opportunity is for you.

Second Chance is a global initiative that supports high-achieving, low-income (HALI) students who did not receive any viable admission or financial aid offers from their previous applications to universities outside their home country. The program gives students a second chance to secure a place—with scholarship support—at a high-quality, English-medium university around the world.

Learn more and find detailed application information here:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1C3u-d8gckoiFuK75dd7bipBCDOZVUEq5RP6J7A49Joo/edit?usp=sharing

Apply here:

https://www.cognitoforms.com/SecondChance3/SecondChance2026ApplicationForm

Second Chance 2026 Application Form

EducationUSA held an advising session at Makhaola High School in Qacha's Nek for Grade 10 and 11 students. This outreach focused on the 5 Steps to U.S. Study.