Tours to the best colleges in America

U.S. colleges

Russian-language company specializes in tours to the best colleges in America with knowledgeable and fun guides

We offer a variety of tours to various colleges. You can start your trip either from New York or Boston. The distance between these cities is 225 miles. Within a few days, you’ll get a complete picture of colleges, their lives, tuition costs, and fitting your interests. Each college is slightly different from the others. They seek to find students who can fit seamlessly into the life of the school and who, according to the college, have good prospects for the future.

We offer a variety of tours to different colleges. You can start your trip from both New York and Boston. The distance between cities is 225 miles. We provide two transport options: a Toyota/Nissan sedan (for 4 or 5 people) or a Dodge Caravan minivan (for 6 or 7 passengers).

All prices are for 1-3 passengers. The price for 4-6 passengers will be higher.

• Tour to Columbia University in New York: $400
• Tour to Princeton from New York (4 or 5 hours): $550.
• Harvard tour from Boston (4 or 5 hours): $450.
• Tour to MIT from Boston (4 or 5 hours): $450.
• Tour to Brown from Boston (5 or 6 hours): $600.
• Yale tour from Boston (6 or 7 hours): $650.
• Tour to New York from Boston with a visit to Yale:

The cost for 1-3 people is $1,000 per day.

The cost for 4-6 people is $1,400 per day.

The tour price includes only transport and guide. All other expenses such as food, accommodation, entertainment, tickets, taxes and tips are paid by tourists.

A week before the tour, we require an advance payment of 50% of the cost of the tour.

We accept payment by bank transfer, ZELLE, PayPal, MasterCard and VISA.

We usually recommend that families and applicants spend a few hours at the university, walk around the campus, chat with students, faculty and administrators. Visit a cafe, library, get acquainted with the athletic center, galleries, theater and canteens. Ask a lot of questions about college, program and student life.

We can call the administration in advance to arrange a meeting.

Sometimes colleges invite families to stay in their own hotels.