Hey, I'm David Dosu

From Lagos To CERN, Switzerland — How I Cracked the Study Abroad Code and Helped Others Do the Same

A research scientist at CERN, Erasmus Mundus scholar, and the guy behind dozens of successful study abroad stories.But it didn’t start there.I was just like you — sitting in Nigeria, battling slow internet, chasing deadlines, and Googling “how to study abroad with scholarship” at 2 AM. No mentors. No roadmap. Just raw hunger.

Then something changed. I figured out a strategy — tested it, refined it, and used it to get into multiple fully funded programs across Europe. I earned my master’s degree through the elite Erasmus Mundus program, lived in France, Spain, and Italy, and now work as a researcher at CERN and a visiting lecturer at the University of Geneva. More importantly? I’ve helped students win over $400,000 in funding to study abroad — by showing them what actually works.

Why i built this platform

Let’s be real — most study abroad advice online is either:

Too general
Written by people who’ve never done it themselves
So I built a better way.Here, I give you two crystal-clear paths to study abroad success

Document Prep Service

Let's get your docs done like a pro

If you want pro-level SOPs, CVs, and LORs that actually compete, I’ll help you get it done fast — to international standards

Whether you’re still dreaming or already applying, I’ll help you move with precision, clarity, and strategy — not luck or guesswork

What Students Are Saying

Credentials That Back it up

CERN Researcher

Geneva, Switzerland

Erasmus Mundus MSc in Particle Physics

France, Spain, Italy

Lecturer, University of Geneva

Computer Science, Master’s level

$400k+ in funding secured for African students

Africa

Former President, Nigerian Physics Students Association

Nigeria

Built and led Africa-to-CERN Pipeline

funded by the Simons Foundation

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You don’t need “luck.”You need a system — one that’s been proven to work by someone who’s lived it and helped others repeat it. If you’re serious about studying abroad — undergrad or postgrad let’s talk.