Is there a risk of being charged excessively by consultancies during the application process?
Yes, there is a risk of being charged excessively by consultancies during the application process. Some may add hidden fees or overcharge for their services, which can lead to unexpected expenses.
To protect yourself:
- Check credentials: Use only registered and accredited consultancies.
- Ask for an itemized fee breakdown: Get all costs in writing before proceeding.
- Be cautious of guarantees: Avoid agencies that promise guaranteed admission or visas without proper evaluation.
If you have concerns about fees or need guidance, reach out to your LeapScholar counsellor for support.
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