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UniConnect360
A clear process, with roles stated

You prepare the file. We handle the applying.

This is what happens from signup to application tracking. You own your information and choices. Advisors review the file, and our team submits on each university's own portal.

The division of labour

  • You do thisSteps 01, 02, 06

    Sign up, upload one profile, then watch one table.

  • TogetherStep 04

    You decide which programmes go on the shortlist.

  • We do thisSteps 03, 05

    An advisor grades your file, then our team applies on each portal.

Every panel in the next section carries the same label. You can see whose job a step is before you read it.

Start to finish

Who does what, in order.

You prepare your information and choose the shortlist. An advisor reviews the file. Our team submits on each university's own portal.

  • You do this

    Sign up, and get an address

    Email and a password, in the app. Your account includes a working @uniconnect360.com mailbox for application correspondence.

    That address is used on applications, so university replies stay beside the application record. Access is limited to you and authorised team members supporting your application.

  • You do this

    Build one profile

    Personal details, education history, test scores, visa status, and your documents. Uploaded once. The app shows how complete it is as you go.

    This is the only part of the process that takes your time, and it takes it once rather than once per university. Transcripts, degree certificates, language certificates, passport, financial documents.

  • We do this

    An advisor reads it, and can say no

    A person checks your documents against the requirements published by each university before anything is submitted.

    This is the gate, and it is the difference between us and an agent who forwards a PDF. If your file will not clear, you hear it here, from someone who can tell you what to fix. An approval everyone gets is not an approval.

  • Together

    You agree the shortlist

    You see programmes with their entry requirements, deadlines and fees side by side, and you decide what goes on the list.

    We advise, and you choose. For the current Italy route, we explain the Universitaly limits before you confirm a shortlist.

  • We do this

    We apply, on their portals

    Our team submits on each university's own admissions portal, in your name, using your documents and your UniConnect360 address.

    Each university runs its own system, with its own forms and document requirements. Learning those differences is the work we remove.

  • You do this

    You watch one table

    Reference number, university, programme, date, fee, status. Replies land in your inbox rather than in a WhatsApp thread.

    One place to look, so you can see what was submitted and what needs your attention next.

Step 04 quotes the Universitaly pre-enrolment rule: one application per academic year, one programme, one university.

Universitaly (MUR)checked

What you can hold us to

Three rules we keep, in public.

What each one means in practice, and how you can check it on this website today.

  • We show the requirement and its source

    Eligibility means you meet a criterion published by someone else. We show the source and leave the final admission, visa, or scholarship decision to the relevant authority.

  • Any payment is named before it is due

    This website has no checkout. If a payment is needed, the app identifies the fee and where it goes before you continue.

  • The checker gives you a shareable result

    The eligibility checker records your non-personal answers in the page address. You can review or share the result before creating an account in the app.

Nobody can promise you an admission, a visa or a scholarship. A service can only promise a standard for its own conduct. Ours is written here so you can hold us to it.

So there is one thing this page will not tell you: that you are certain to get in. What we check, and what we do not, is set out on the trust page.

What it costs

Two payments. One page lists both.

A paid plan covers platform and advisory work. A university sets its own application fee. The app shows each amount separately.

  1. A subscription for the advisory service

    An advisor reviews your documents, then our team supports the application work. Paid plans cost €100, €300 or €500.

    Where it ends up

    Advisory plan

    In the app, on a plan. Never on this website.

  2. The universities’ own application fees

    Each university sets its own fee. The app shows it against the relevant application, before you continue.

    Where it ends up

    University application fee

    In the app, as its own line on your table.

Plans cost €100, €300 or €500. The pricing page carries the full table and lets you choose a plan before entering the app. University fees remain separate.

Start with the three questions.

Free, on screen, no account. You will see which degree you would be applying for, and what the visa wants in the bank. You will also see how much calendar is left, before you give anyone anything.

Where each part happens

Free, on this website
The three questions, and your full result
In the app, once you sign up
Steps 01 to 06, with an advisor on step 03
Asked for on this website
Nothing. Not a name, not an email

Step 01 is the first time anybody asks you for anything. It happens in the app, after you have seen the result.