I had already been scammed once by an agency before finding RING. The assessment refocused me on what was realistic for my application. It took 14 months but I eventually got admitted at Lyon 2. Honestly, on my own, I wouldn't have made it.
The why
Why I founded RING
I've always cared about helping those who need it, opening pathways, and bringing people together. That's exactly why RING was born.
The name is no accident. In French, a ring is a place where fights take place. And student mobility, schooling, orientation choices: these are fights. For those who face them, and for their families.
I want RING to be the corner coach for every person stepping into this ring - before, during and after the fight. Someone who prepares, supports through the effort, celebrates the wins or helps you back up.
And in English, ring also means a circle. That's exactly the circular mutual-aid community we are building: each individual journey, in turn, funds the next. A circle that never stops.
"Help, open pathways, bring people together - and keep the circle turning so everyone finds their place in it."
Steve, founder
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