Global University Systems and Quallege: Supporting International Student Success
Quallege, as part of the Global University Systems network, connects international students from over 120 countries with top U.S. universities through a trusted network of 6,000+ recruitment partners and strategic marketing.
Universities today face evolving challenges in international student recruitment. Traditional approaches often involve fragmented strategies, limited internal capacity for global outreach, and the need for more streamlined processes to manage international applications effectively. Educational institutions increasingly require partners who can provide comprehensive support while maintaining institutional standards and brand integrity, covering everything from initial student outreach through visa processing and arrival support.
Quallege addresses these needs with a data-driven approach, connecting U.S. universities with qualified students through targeted, market-specific campaigns – ensuring high-quality applications aligned with each institution’s academic standards.
Quallege’s approach enables scalable, sustainable international growth for U.S. universities – without overwhelming their internal teams. From application support and compliance checks to visa guidance and pre-arrival services, Quallege provides end-to-end support for students while helping institutions maintain their identity and values. Together, GUS and Quallege are setting a new standard for responsible, student-focused international recruitment.
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