Exploring Higher Education at the Nations University Fair
Students explored higher education opportunities in Brazil and abroad and connected directly with university representatives.

On September 22, School of the Nations welcomed representatives from 39 colleges, universities, and educational organizations across nine countries for the Nations University Fair at the Main Campus.
Throughout the event, students in Grades 8–12 had the opportunity to speak directly with representatives, learn about undergraduate programs and admissions processes, and explore different fields of study and academic pathways. Parents were also invited to attend and take part in conversations about their children’s higher education plans.
The fair brought together institutions from Brazil, Canada, France, Grenada, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
A special highlight of this year’s fair was the participation of a representative from the University of Brasília (UnB), who introduced students to the university’s different admission pathways. Students had the opportunity to learn more about the Programa de Avaliação Seriada (PAS) and better understand the options available for applying to UnB.
College and Career Program at Nations
The University Fair is part of Nations’ broader College Guidance program, which supports students through individualized counseling designed to help them identify their strengths, define their interests, and explore higher education opportunities. With dedicated pathways for Brazilian and international university admissions, students receive guidance as they prepare for their next steps after High School.
Beyond individual counseling, High School students have access to resources such as mock exams, study halls, ENEM Mock Week, and preparation for external assessments including the PSAT and SAT. Together, these initiatives provide students with the information, preparation, and support they need to make informed decisions about their academic and professional futures.




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