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Chris Morling is one of the UK's leading digital entrepreneurs and has won numerous awards including an Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year award. He is the Co-Founder & CEO of Studee - helping students to maximize their chance of being accepted to study abroad.
Chris previously founded Money.co.uk, which was acquired for £140million in 2017. Chris has been a director for a number of innovative digital start-ups and has been dubbed in the global media as “Britain’s Best Boss” for his generosity and philanthropy.
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Simon Andrews is a leading voice within the higher education industry and has over 20 years experience in the sector. He is a regular speaker at events across the globe and over his career he has helped over 1 million young people continue their education journey.
Simon is passionate about the great outdoors and sustainability. He has summited some of the highest mountains in the world alongside working tirelessly to build Studee into a business that limits its impact on the environment and gives back to the community.
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Beatriz Iniguez has over 5 years of experience in the international education sector where she has supported international students to study abroad. She was previously an international student herself and studied a BBA in the USA, so knows firsthand the benefits and complexities of studying abroad.
Beatriz started her career with Studee helping students find their dream university abroad and has completed 11 NAFSA certifications. She now specializes in helping universities in the Europe and Asia-Pacific regions recruit more international students.
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Ana Taranto has over 6 years of experience in the international education sector. She joined team Studee while in her final year of studying abroad in California. Ana began her career on the student side of Studee, specializing in guiding students through the admissions process all the way through to enrollment.
Ana then joined the University services team where she helps universities in North America recruit international students. Ana has completed 11 NAFSA certifications and has an in-depth knowledge of international education.
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Studee news
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Studee’s response to the invasion of Ukraine
Studee's response to the crisis in Ukraine.
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International EdTech company, Studee earns prestigious B Corp Certification
Studee are proud to announce their B Corp Certification.
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Britain’s best boss, Chris Morling launches next disruptive digital venture
Serial digital entrepreneur, Chris Morling, has launched his latest start up venture, Studee.com.
Press releases
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Best state to be a student in the USA 2022
Studee takes a look at the best states in the USA to be a student.
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Best student city in the world 2021
Find out the best student cities in the world according to Studee's ranking.
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The US states with more places for incarceration than higher education
Take a look at all the US states that have more prisons and jails than colleges.
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Best city to be a student in Canada 2021
Take a look at the best cities in Canada to be a student and find out who makes the top 10.
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15 of the best virtual educational tours for kids learning from home
Here are some of the best virtual online tours to keep children learning at home.
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9 of the best online educational resources to keep kids learning from home
Take a look at some of the best online resources to keep children learning at home.
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Best state to be a student in the USA 2021
Studee reveals the best state to be a student in the USA in 2021
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MPs and their degrees: here's where and what our UK politicians studied
We reveal the undergraduate education of the new government, and how it compares to the one that came before.
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How much UK students could have saved by living with parents this year
Studee reveal how much university could have saved financially if they lived at home rather than at university.
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The university towns and cities that have lost the most money because of Covid-19
Studee reveal how much university towns and cities across the UK could have lost financially due to the pandemic.
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Spain-bound UK students face visa delays
The Pie shared Studee's VP of university partnerships, Tom Wilmots comments on delays UK students were facing getting Visas to Spain.
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Most States In America Have More Prisons Than Colleges
UniLad shared Studee's story that most states in America have more prisons than colleges.
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Nursing Applications in England up by over a third to 48,830
Business Leader shared Laura Rettie, Vice President of Global Communications at Studee.com's comments on the rise of nursing applications in the UK.
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Universities must cut 'pension, pay and perks' of senior academics, urge campaigners
The Express shared Laura Rettie, the vice-president of Global Communications at Studee's comments on students feeling aggrieved.
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Can students go back to university or is home the best and only option?
The Telegraph shared Studee's research on how much students could have saved a year by living at home.
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Students fury at paying rent for digs they're not 'allowed to be in'
MSN shared the cost of living on campus.
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University students vent fury at being forced to fork out for rent and bills, saying: 'I'm paying £110 a week for somewhere I'm not allowed to live in'
The Daily Mail shared Studde's data on how much it costs to live on campus.
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GCSE results - live: Protesters to call for Gavin Williamson to resign as Scottish Tory leader refuses to back him
Vice President of global communications, Laura Rettie, shared her thoughts with The Independent about all the U-turns the goverment had made over the last few weeks and how this could affect young people.
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GRADE-A FIASCO GCSE results day LIVE: Grades hit record highs as Pearson pulls BTEC scores hours before release
Vice President of global communications, Laura Rettie, shared her thoughts with The Sun about the impact changing grades could have on a young persons confidence.
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GCSE results: Students could face ‘scramble’ for places as better results expected than usual
Vice President of global communications, Laura Rettie, spoke to The Independent about the impact of changing GCSE results and how there would likely be a scrabble for college places.
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As it happened: U-turn after UK exam results chaos
Vice President of global communications, Laura Rettie, spoke to The BBC around the impact that changing students A level results woul dhave on universities.
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A-level students in limbo over appeals chaos - what to do today if you’re stuck
Vice President of global communications, Laura Rettie, spoke to The Mirror about what to do if you were stuck in libmo after receiving Alevel results.
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A-level results day: Boris Johnson insists results are ‘robust’ despite nearly 40% of marks downgraded with biggest reductions among disadvantaged students
Laura Rettie, Vice President of global communications, spoke to the Independent about the confusion students were likely to feel over how their grades had been calculated.
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Artist who had his dreams rubbed out
Our Vice President of global communications, Laura Rettie shared her thoughts with the Scottish Daily Mail about how she felt about the marking system in Scotland.
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Top student given F after exam is marked ‘based on school’s poor history’
Our Vice President of global communications, Laura Rettie spoke to the Metro about SQA results and the impact it would have on students trying to get into universtity.
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