How to Judge an Agent's Advice · Lesson 1 of 4
Who pays the person advising you
Most education agents are paid by the institution, not by the family — a commission when a student enrols, often a percentage of first-year tuition. This is normal, legal and disclosed in some markets and not in others. It does not make the advice worthless. It does mean the adviser earns more from some recommendations than from others, and you cannot judge the advice without knowing which.
We should be straight about our own position here: CareerGateway takes no commission from any institution, which is a commercial choice with its own bias — we are arguing for a model we happen to sell. Weigh what follows knowing that.
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