If you ask the intermediary, I suggest you ask mainly from the following aspects, and you can almost know whether the result is good or not:

1. How many students choose your institution every year? Why so much or so little?

2. How many document tutors and application tutors do you have? How many students does each teacher take?

3. How is the communication time between teachers and students arranged? How is the official document writing guidance arranged?

Basically, if you ask these questions, you can judge the level of this institution and choose the service mode of the study abroad agency, especially the students who choose to study in the United States, and more or less have to participate in it.

If you choose to study in the United States, domestic woodpecker education is still very good. It's been 14 years since you applied for studying in the United States, and the admission results are good every year. His family mainly works in TOP50 school in America. You can go to official website to check other contents, I hope it will help you.