Essays are where admissions officers hear you directly. Comments come from editors who are Harvard students or Coca-Cola Scholars. We do not replace your draft with our writing.
The Common App main essay: 650 words. We help you pick a topic with enough specific detail and cut what does not belong on the page.
"Why this college," "Why this major," community prompts, and short answers. Each school has different lengths; we help you avoid swapping only the school name in the same paragraph.
Merit awards, local scholarships, and programs like the Coca-Cola Scholarship. Prompts often focus on leadership and community impact, with a different tone from the personal statement.
Comments come from Harvard students or Coca-Cola Scholars who have written personal statements, supplements, and scholarship essays themselves. If a sentence sounds like an adult wrote it, we say so.
We note whether the main story is on the page, whether the prompt is answered, and where to add or cut detail. Short praise without specifics is not useful feedback.
Brainstorming and first drafts. Async review works well: send a draft, revise, send again.
Personal statement finalization plus supplements and scholarship essays. Highest volume for editing.
Available to second-semester juniors (personal statement) and first-semester seniors (personal statement, supplements, and scholarship essays).