Public universities
The Panhellenic Exams and a well-planned preference form, with a clear view of each department.
Study in Greece
The right school is the one that fits you
We support pupils in exploring undergraduate options in Greece — with an analysis of schools, study programmes, professional rights and possible career paths.
Our approach
Not just “where can I get in?”.
We don’t only look at entry scores. Above all, we ask: “Which choice can take me where I really want to go?”
Choosing a programme shouldn’t rest only on a school’s name or a general impression. Together with the pupil, we look at what is actually studied in each department, which modules they will take and where the degree can lead them.
Guide to the preference form
The full range
Every path in Greek education
Public or private, academic or vocational, in Greek or in English: we map the options that fit you and check that each one is recognised and leads where you want to go.
Private colleges
Private colleges and educational institutions, with a careful check of recognition and professional rights.
Vocational training (IEK)
Practical, career-oriented training for those who want a faster route to work.
English-taught medicine
English-taught medicine programmes at Greek universities (Athens, Thessaloniki, Crete, Thessaly and others) and UNIC Athens.
Special categories
Admission routes for Cypriots and Greeks living abroad, through special quotas.
Recognition & rights
We check the recognition of degrees and the professional rights each programme offers.
What we analyse
Four criteria for the right choice
Every department is assessed against the same clear criteria, so the comparison is fair and meaningful.
Study programme
The subject, the structure of the programme and the modules you will take.
Professional rights
Which rights the degree gives and which professions it leads to.
Career paths
Possible career outcomes and options for further study.
Fit with the pupil
How the choice connects with their interests, skills and goals.
Step by step
From lower secondary school to the preference form
The earlier planning begins, the more options a pupil can have. As an indication, the path looks like this:
- 1
Lower secondary: getting to know yourself
Interests, skills and a first look at different professions.
- 2
Year 1 of upper secondary: choosing a direction
Linking interests to scientific fields and schools.
- 3
Year 2: the scientific field
We explore schools, programmes and career prospects.
- 4
Year 3: final choices
An organised comparison of departments and the order of preference on the form.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What do we look at when choosing a school in Greece?
The subject and study programme, the modules, the professional rights, the career outcomes and how the school connects with the pupil’s goals — not just the entry scores.
Which school year should the research start?
The process can start in lower secondary school to better understand interests and options, and become more specific during upper secondary school.
Do you help with the university preference form?
We help the pupil understand the schools and programmes they are interested in, so that their choices and order of preference on the form (mechanografiko) are based on solid information.
Can I consider Greece and abroad at the same time?
Yes. We explore study options both in Greece and at universities abroad and design a plan that can combine them.
Want to talk through your options?
Book a first meeting and build a clear study plan with us.