“I have some fantastic news to share. I’ve been admitted to Stanford, Yale, and Princeton University’s Class of 2026!
Thank you for being such an integral part of this process, allowing me to share my story, and helping me along this journey. It truly takes a village and I count my blessings. I have decided to attend Stanford University with my brother (how cool is that?) this upcoming fall!
Warmest regards from me and my family.”
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My college essay clients have been accepted to Stanford, Yale, Princeton, Cornell, Georgetown, Duke, and Tufts, many of them with generous scholarships.
I understand well the subtleties of the Common Application (US) and UCAS (UK) essay prompts and specialize in helping clients brainstorm, select topics, and develop them into standout personal statements that echo in the minds of admissions committees.
If your child has scholarship potential, I will find it and maximize it.
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“Thanks so very much for your help - I feel certain that your guidance in the essay writing had a lot to do with her scholarship offers - a number of which were leadership awards, and specifically referenced her essay. Thanks again! I’m sure we’ll get back to you in a few years when our son is ready for the same process!”
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