educations.com vs Edvoy

educations.com is a free web service for students exploring international study programs and universities. Its homepage advertises more than 120,000 study-abroad programs, searchable by field, destination, language, and degree type. Listings include bachelor's, master's, MBA, PhD, distance learning, preparatory, doctoral, postgraduate, post-bachelor's, and postdoctoral options. Program Explorer asks questions and matches students with programs. A Request Information form lets students contact a school; submitted details go directly to that provider, which becomes a separate data controller. An account can track academic interests and support communication with providers after an inquiry. Students can connect with students through Unibuddy and sign up once for free, unlimited current and future webinars. The company says it awards over $46,000 across eight scholarships each year. Site access is for personal, non-commercial use.

Edvoy is a study-abroad platform and consultant for students choosing courses, applying to universities and arranging related services. Its search covers more than 75,000 courses, and Edvoy says it works with more than 750 universities across major study destinations. Its Genie tool sorts possible course matches into three admission-prospect groups using qualifications, English scores, study gap, budget and regional rules. Students can upload documents, submit applications and follow their status through the portal or app. The service also offers unlimited free online one-to-one counselling and guidance on university selection, applications, visas, education loans, accommodation and IELTS training. Edvoy Stays connects students with accommodation near more than 450 universities; bookings have no service charge. Edvoy is free and available on the web and Android, with program search, institution comparison, application management and document management. It serves 20 destination countries. Express Offers are limited to select UK universities and are offers in principle, not confirmed admission; university acceptance remains discretionary.