College and Career Counseling

At AXIS, we place students at the center of everything we do. Through a comprehensive and personalized College and Career Counseling Program, we help students discover their strengths and potential, explore academic interests, university majors, and career pathways that match their interests, develop strategic university application plans, and prepare confidently for university life and beyond.

AXIS College Counseling Program Highlights

Customized college and career counseling curriculum for Grades 9-12

Individualized counseling sessions with students and/or parents

High school course selection guidance (Regular, Pre-AP, and AP courses)

College information sessions and college fairs

Parent information sessions, coffee chats, and workshops

Standardized test planning and preparation (SAT, IELTS, TOEFL, etc)

Career Exploration Day and Mock Job Fair

University application planning and support

Essay and personal statement guidance

Transition-to-university preparation and support


Over 4 years of high school (grades 9-12), students will work on their college application project.


Objectives for each year:

Grade 9: Explore Interests and Career Pathways: Students explore their interests, strengths, values, personality traits, and potential career pathways through career assessments, reflection activities, and exposure to different industries and professions

Grade 10: Identify Your Preferred Destinations: Students begin exploring different study destinations and their admission systems, such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Canada, Australia, Europe, and other regions.

Grade 11: Build a Balanced Dream College List: Students research universities, compare programs, evaluate admission requirements, and develop a balanced college list that includes aspirational, target, and likely options.

Grade 12: Finalize College Applications: Students finalize their university lists, prepare application materials, write personal statements and essays, request recommendation letters, and submit applications.