Create Your Student Profile

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Illustration of a student surrounded by icons of books, graduate caps, and campuses.

Now you have completed the initial registration for your ApplyBoard account, follow these steps to create your profile.

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Step 1. Complete Your Profile

Once you are logged in, select "Complete Profile" from your dashboard.

Blue 'Complete Profile' button on the user's dashboard.

Step 2. Personal Information

Input your personal information, including but not limited to:

  • Name
  • Date of Birth (DOB)
  • Country of Residence
  • Passport Number

The Personal Information page in the student's profile includes fields to add their name, date of birth, passport information, and more.

Step 3. Education Summary

Add your education background by clicking "Add Attended School" and ensure to save each institution as you go.

Under the Schools Attended section of the Education Summary page, there is a blue link titled 'Add Attended School'.

Step 4. English Test Scores

Provide English test scores and GRE or GMAT, if applicable.

English Test Scores section of My Profile. The user is asked if they have English test scores yet, and if they have GRE or GMAT scores.

Step 5. Visa History

Please include information regarding your visa history. Answer all questions regarding your refusals (if any) and any additional information.

Visa & Study Permit section of My Profile.

Step 6. Save and Continue

Once you have completed all of the required steps, click "Save & Continue". 

Next Steps

You have now successfully created your Student Profile! Now it's time to start applying to programs and creating your application(s). Not sure where to start? Use our helpful tool to get a Program Recommendation! You can also refer to our helpful guide on Choosing a Study Abroad Destination and Program.


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