Kaplan International College Adelaide Paves New Pathways for Indian Students

Kaplan has rebranded The University of Adelaide College as Kaplan International College Adelaide. This aims to meet rising Indian student demand for accessible pathways to prestigious universities. The initiative includes new programs and scholarships, addressing high rejection rates and costs, while ensuring academic and career success at Adelaide University.

In a significant shift aimed at Indian students, Kaplan has announced the transformation of The University of Adelaide College into Kaplan International College Adelaide. This move aligns with the creation of the new Adelaide University, a result of the merger between the University of Adelaide and the University of South Australia.

Responding to an increasing demand for affordable and flexible education pathways, KIC Adelaide introduces innovative programs like the Extended Preparation Program (EPP), which provides a cost-effective alternative for students aiming for top-ranked universities. These pathways promise seamless entry into Adelaide University's undergraduate and postgraduate courses, emphasizing fields like STEM and Allied Health.

KIC Adelaide's launch focuses on creating career-ready graduates equipped with practical skills through initiatives such as Employability Week and the Kaplan Graduate Success Skills framework. With progression rates over 90% and financial incentives including scholarships and tuition fee freezes, Kaplan is removing obstacles for Indian students choosing Australia as their study destination.

(With inputs from agencies.)