About UniVised

University should be a life decision—not a logo decision.

UniVised was started by two brothers who had studied and lived internationally. We are building the decision layer we wished existed: one that begins with the life and career a student wants, then works backward to admissions, cost, location and the university experience.

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Our purposeHelp young people build a path that fits their needs, ambitions and personality.

AI and data driven. Personal and human at the core.

Why us

International by lived experience.

The founding team brings engineering and social-science training, plus study and work experience spanning the United States, Germany, Italy, Japan, Thailand and the Netherlands. That perspective matters: an international student is choosing a city, a visa path, a community, a financial commitment and a future network at the same time.

What we believe

Fit has more than one dimension.

Prestige can be useful context, but it is not the goal. We separate academic fit, career evidence, affordability, quality of life and student experience so a missing or weak lens cannot hide inside one opaque ranking.

By International Students. For International Students.

Meet the brothers behind Univised

We’ve been in your shoes.

Arthur

Co-founder

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Arthur’s original academic scorecard and portrait. Read the full details below.

Read Arthur’s academic journey

University of Pennsylvania ’16 + ’17 — BSE and MSE, Chemical Engineering / Systems Engineering. University of Amsterdam ’19 + ’22 — MSc and PhD, Climate Finance & Politics. International School of Bangkok ’12.

GPA: 4.22 / 4.5. SAT: 2050 / 2400 (the earlier SAT scale). IB: 42 / 45; HL Math (7), Chemistry (7), Economics (7).

Admitted universities listed on the scorecard: University of Pennsylvania, University of Michigan, USC, Boston College, University of Toronto, Santa Clara, University of Sussex, LSE, Imperial College and University of Amsterdam.

Matheus

Co-founder

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Matheus’s original academic scorecard and graduation photo. Read the full details below.

Read Matheus’s academic journey

University of Manchester ’21 — BSE, Material Science & Engineering. Rice University ’22 — MSE, Data Science & Machine Learning. Seoul Foreign School ’18.

GPA: 3.73 / 4.0. SAT: 1430 / 1600. IB: 38 / 45; HL Physics (6), Chemistry (5), Spanish (6).

Admitted universities listed on the scorecard: University of Manchester, UCSD, Michigan State, Purdue, Texas A&M, University of British Columbia, University of Warwick, University of Bath, University of Liverpool, Rice University, Imperial College London and University of Toronto.

Follow the journey.

Work backward

Start with fulfilment, career direction and the kind of day-to-day life the student wants.

Show uncertainty

Display sample size, evidence coverage and historical-data limits next to every estimate.

Keep agency

Help students make decisions. Never present admission, employment or happiness as guaranteed.

Built for more than one starting point

High school → bachelor's → internship → master's → career.

Students can enter at any stage and add detail only when a feature needs it.

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