Consulting and education for graduate studies abroad

Study abroad with scholarships of up to 100%

We are a bridge between Brazilians seeking scholarships of up to 100% and graduate programs abroad.

Some of our students
BRL 30M+in scholarships secured in the last 2 years
75%approval rate with the complete methodology
1,100+Brazilians served
4,000+documents reviewed

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Consulting and education

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University of Rochester campus, home of the Simon Business School
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Partner of the Simon Business School Full-Time MBA

University of Rochester, United States.

50%automatic scholarship in the program for every Edubridge mentee

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A Brazilian consulting and education company for graduate studies abroad.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Edubridge do?

We are a consulting and education company. In consulting, we support each student one-on-one through the entire master’s or PhD application abroad, from profile assessment to arrival. In education, we teach the path with step-by-step lessons, document templates and TOEFL preparation, plus free classes.

What is an assistantship and how does it work in practice?

It is funding granted by the American universities themselves: a full tuition waiver (100%), a monthly stipend between US$ 1,800 and US$ 3,000 and health insurance. In return, the student works up to 20 hours a week as a Teaching Assistant or Research Assistant.

Do I need to be fluent in English to start?

No. Each program requires a minimum proficiency score (TOEFL or Duolingo). Use the program search to see each program’s exact requirement and plan your preparation in advance.

My GPA is below 3.0. Can I still apply?

GPA requirements vary widely between programs. In the program search you can find the minimum GPA each program requires and focus on the ones that match your profile.

Do I need to contact professors before applying?

Yes. A cold email sent before the application can be decisive for the scholarship, because the professor who selects the candidate is often directly responsible for the assistantship funding.

What is the usual application deadline?

The most common deadline is December 1. Applications start in October or November, decisions arrive by February or March, and students travel in July or August for the Fall semester.

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