How do you write your documents for studying in the United States? Do you want to find an intermediary or write it yourself?

In my opinion, Tengmen, Tiandao and New Oriental all belong to large well-known intermediaries. For example, studying in Huide belongs to small and medium-sized intermediaries. I also consulted many intermediaries at that time. According to my consulting experience and some experiences I saw on the Internet, I think the scale of the intermediary is not directly related to the quality of the documents for studying abroad, that is to say, it is not necessarily the scale of the intermediary, but the quality of his documents, just the opposite. For most large intermediaries, the pipeline model is obvious, that is, one teacher in one link, and the final document can be imagined.

Moreover, the level of teachers in big intermediaries is even more uneven, mostly college graduates or teachers with only one or two years of student experience. What do you think will be the result of your application if you apply for studying abroad in the hands of such a teacher?

Then the second point is that the less experienced or newly graduated teachers are, the more unstable they are and the more mobile they are. Maybe you will encounter this phenomenon and be replaced by two or three teachers in a clerical link;

Let's talk about small and medium-sized intermediaries first. Most small and medium-sized intermediaries rely on word of mouth to maintain customers, and they do not have enough economic strength to compete with big intermediaries, so they will serve every customer well. Big intermediaries will bully customers and take students seriously. Small and medium-sized intermediaries are different. I specially looked up Huide's study abroad agent on the Internet. His home is one-on-one service, his teacher is more experienced (you can go to the recruitment website to see the recruitment requirements), and his later satisfaction is also high. Which one to choose?