"Private means better" is a myth. Here's what genuinely differs between public and private universities — class size, cost, and recognition — and what doesn't.
Readystudyfly Editorial Team | Editorial Team · 09 Sep 2026
Neither option is objectively better. Here's a practical self-assessment framework to work out which one actually fits how you learn and what support you need.
Readystudyfly Editorial Team | Editorial Team · 09 Sep 2026
A step-by-step elimination process — five filters, then deep research on what survives — for narrowing a huge list of options down to a manageable, well-researched shortlist.
Readystudyfly Editorial Team | Editorial Team · 09 Sep 2026
The reach/match/safety framework, applied specifically to international admissions, where visa eligibility and funding add extra layers most domestic advice ignores.
Readystudyfly Editorial Team | Editorial Team · 09 Sep 2026
A practical checklist of specific questions to ask admissions and career centers, so you can judge real career support rather than relying on a university's own marketing claims.
Readystudyfly Editorial Team | Editorial Team · 09 Sep 2026
When does a lower-ranked school with a top program actually beat a 'prestige' pick? Here's how to weigh the university-level score against your specific department's real standing.
Readystudyfly Editorial Team | Editorial Team · 09 Sep 2026
Rankings like QS and THE measure something real — but not necessarily the thing that matters most for your own decision. Here's how to use them properly.
Readystudyfly Editorial Team | Editorial Team · 09 Sep 2026
Rankings alone won't tell you if a university is right for you. Here's how to build a shortlist based on the factors that actually affect your experience and outcomes.
Site Admin | Editor-in-Chief · 19 Aug 2026