International Association for College Admission Counseling

Welcome to all from around the globe who share in the mission of the International Association for College Admission Counseling:

“To facilitate global interaction among counselors and institutions in support of secondary students transitioning to higher education while promoting professional standards that fosters ethical and social responsibility."

International ACAC is a volunteer and member-driven organization. Learn more about the many ways to get involved and engage.

Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion 

Applications now open!  Full details can be found here.

The deadline to apply is July 31. 

Announcing International ACAC's Mentor Year Program! Please click on the logo below to learn more.

  


The Benefits of Membership
International ACAC is the world's premiere organization for professionals engaged in international college counseling and admissions. Our 3,500+ members represent 141 countries and 1,500+ unique institutions and organizations. Joining International ACAC is the first step to gaining access to many member benefits.
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Forward Together is the next step for International ACAC. It is our action plan building from the DEIJ Organization Review and the Recommendations. 

Learn more about these strategic next steps as members' involvement and engagement will be key to building pathways to a more inclusive future as International ACAC.
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Featured International ACAC Blogs

President's Column
“It’s been a year!”, someone said to me recently. Literally and figuratively, it HAS been a year for many of us in working through a pandemic and a time to reflect on our lived experiences since the early months of 2020. The ripple effects on our community are still being felt.

Diversity Committee Name Change Response

In July of 2017, I joined the Ad Hoc Committee Co-Chaired by Erick Núñez and Malika Ramdas. We met for the very first time with the sole purpose to discuss “Issues of Diversity”, a name that would follow our transition into a Standing Committee years later. 
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