The Find Your Best Future Podcast

In this episode we provide you with all you need to know if you are thinking about studying in the UK. We cover everything from visas to costs, courses to 'freshers week', accommodation to food. If you are thinking of studying in the UK then this is the episode that you really must listen to!

In this episode we visit Florence, Italy to explore the Marist College Florence campus. This branch of the main Marist College campus in New York State has been operating for over 20 years and offers students the opportunity to study in one of the most important renaissance cities in Italy. If you are interested in the arts and are excited by the idea of studying in Italy then this really may be your best future!

Join Joe Giacalone, the Executive Director of International Admissions, as he introduces this exciting option.

In this episode we meet Joe Giacalone the Executive Director of International Admission at Marist College. He provides a really detailed overview of the college, the courses on offer and the things that make Marist College unique. In this refreshingly open and honest conversation, Joe provides international students and their parents with a comprehensive picture of everything that they would need to know in order to make an informed decision.

If you are thinking of studying the the USA then we recommend you listen in to this episode of the Find Your Best Future Podcast.

If you are thinking of applying to study in the UK, then this is the episode for you!

UCAS is the centralized system that controls applications to pretty much all universities in the UK. Here we cover the whole process from selecting the right courses, making shortlists and getting your application in on time through to a ton of tips and tricks on how to get the most out of your applications. You'll even find out what UCAS stands for!

Whilst we were making the 'Studying in the UK' episode we realized that the Scottish higher education structure and system is significantly different to that of the rest of the UK that we should create an addendum looking at what makes Scottish universities special. If you are thinking of studying in the UK and are excited by the idea of Scotland then this is your episode!

Across Europe, there has been a huge growth in courses taught in English over the last years. Europe offers an extremely attractive mix of high quality teaching,  a wide range of courses offered and surprisingly attractive price point which means that all students should consider this option.

In this episode we provide an overview of all the options along with loads of insider tips and tricks that means you really need to listen in! Enjoy...

In this University Spotlight we meet Ivar Møller, Deputy Director of Admissions (UK and Europe), from the University of St Andrews in Scotland. In this episode we take a comprehensive look at studying at St Andrews and this is a must listen episode for anyone who is considering a top rank university in the UK.

Business is one of the most popular subjects to study at Bachelors level and with good reason. It opens the door to a multitude of different careers. You’ve decided you are interested in studying business, and you have probably met people who work in business; maybe your parents do.  But what exactly is business?

It is a huge and diverse area offering interesting careers, the opportunity to travel all over the world working for a large multinational company, or maybe you and one of your friends want to found a start up? Between these two extremes in size there’s a multitude of different types of businesses and different openings for you.

November is a busy month for Grade 12 international students. In this short episode we take a quick look at all the things that Grade 12 students should be thinking about right now if they are to keep on target!

Listen in, keep focused & tick those boxes!

Are you confused about where and when to start with your university applications?  This podcast looks at the importance of planning ahead of time, understanding what deadlines you need to meet and creating a viable timeline for yourself. It will also shine a light on those other deadlines, the ones for the extra tests you need to take as well as looking at the deadlines that come after you’ve submitted your application to a university.