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I received a fully funded PhD admission from UCL. Due to my busy work schedule, I had very limited time to search for positions, mostly at night. I relied entirely on ApplyKite to find PhD positions and had a one-year Premium subscription. I secured a PhD admission at AUT in New Zealand, where I am currently in the process of applying for a scholarship with a professor. I found that professor through ApplyKite.

I’ve been using Kite to look for positions in medical virology and biomedical sciences. Through the platform, I managed to connect with professors and had interviews with Mississippi State University, University of Houston, Purdue University, and also universities in Australia like Adelaide. I also got some technical support through my purchase, which made the process easier for me. The platform usually makes it simpler to find opportunities in different countries, and it has given me access to interviews that were useful for my applications.

With the help of Apply Kite, I could get an admission from Computational Sciences from UMass Boston. Before, I had to check multiple websites to find positions, but with this website, I can easily find my desired positions in different countries using filters.

Kite helped with my PhD applications in Chemical Engineering for programs in the UK, Germany, Sweden, and Italy. The AI chatbot gave me solid suggestions to sharpen my SOPs and emails, making them clear and concise. I didn’t know to contact professors first, but the supervisor discovery tool set me straight. Kite’s tools and team kept me on track and made the process much smoother. Great for anyone applying to academic programs.

I secured a PhD position at Southern Illinois University through Apply Kite. It helped me find a professor I wouldn’t have discovered otherwise. Last year, I applied to seven universities without professor interviews and got all rejections. I later realized many professors encourage applications but accept very few students. This year, I prioritized interviews first and received an offer after my second one. Apply Kite made finding professors much faster and helped me broaden my research scope.

Kite’s AI helped me out with my PhD applications. The chat wasn’t my thing at first, but the website was super useful. It found me two opportunities, one at A*STAR in Singapore and one at the University of Otago in New Zealand. I got to talk with both supervisors, and they were interested in working with me, which was cool.It made reaching out to supervisors and finding options so much easier. I’m still using it for my proposals and applications, and it’s been a big help.

I started using Kite when I was already tired of emailing professors on my own. Honestly, not all the outcomes worked, some professors never replied, some interviews didn’t lead anywhere, but at least I finally got a few proper responses and interviews.