School counselors play a key role in the application process for universities. As one of the very few organizations that offer this service in Tunisia, Edutest provides valuable information and guidance to students regarding their admission (essays, recommendation letters, college search) and financial aid applications.

Both the words “Bachelor” and “Undergraduate” are a synonym for the first cycle of university studies, which usually lasts 4 years and is the equivalent of a “license” and one year of “master” in Tunisia. By pursuing this 4 year cycle, undergraduate students get  a bachelor degree (bachelor of arts, bachelor of science, bachelor of engineering). Graduate students are working on a master’s degree (usually take 2–3 years).

Yes. Scholarships are accessible to everyone, and are not exclusive to those who excel academically. In fact, the possibility of financial assistance is based on the student’s family situation. Of course, there are also merit and athletic scholarships, but most are scholarships on social criteria.

Hundreds of universities around the world are providing substantial scholarships, covering airfare, education, housing, food and even student pocket money. The goal of Edutest Tunisia is to ensure that our students receive these scholarships.

We offer SAT online and offline courses, TOEFL and GRE online courses. The courses are available at the weekend and in the weekdays, with the option to have either regular, intensive ,or private classes. All offline courses take place in our three centers in Montplaisir, Sousse and Sfax.