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Rutgers–Camden · Economics · Class of 2027
“Test account for Alongside checks. Applying felt overwhelming, so I like breaking essays into small steps.”
Transferred from Bergen Community College
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Rutgers–Camden · Economics · Class of 2027
“Test account for Alongside checks. Applying felt overwhelming, so I like breaking essays into small steps.”
Transferred from Bergen Community College
Johns Hopkins · Public Health · Class of 2026
“I spent a summer volunteering at a clinic and it changed my plans. I’ll help you write about what you actually care about.”
Northeastern · Data Science · Class of 2026
“Co-op programs changed my college plans. I’ll help you stay on top of early deadlines and many supplements.”
Rice · Bioengineering · Class of 2026
“I did research in high school and didn’t know how to explain it. I’ll help you make your work clear to anyone.”
Morehouse · Business Administration · Class of 2026
“Choosing an HBCU was the best decision I made. I’m happy to talk through what you want from a college community.”
Columbia · Mathematics · Class of 2019
“I finished my master’s a few years ago and tutored the whole time. I’ll help you make a plan you can stick to.”
Princeton · Computer Science · Class of 2027
“I wrote eleven drafts of my personal essay before it sounded like me. I can help you find your story faster than that.”
Brandeis · Economics · Class of 2012
“I graduated years ago and have worked in finance since. I can help you think past the first year of college.”
Maryland · Kinesiology · Class of 2027
“I ran cross country and wanted a big school with a lot of spirit. Let’s figure out what kind of campus you want.”
Stanford · Human Biology · Class of 2026
“I moved across the country for college. I’ll help you think about distance, cost and fit before you decide.”
College of the Holy Cross · Classics · Class of 2010
“I’ve been out of college a long time and taught high school English for years. I know what makes an essay easy to read.”
Cornell · Mechanical Engineering · Class of 2028
“Not sure what engineering really looks like? I’ll tell you, and help you show your projects well on your application.”
Notre Dame · Accounting · Class of 2027
“I played soccer all through high school and know how hard it is to fit applications into a full season.”
Penn State University · Supply Chain Management · Class of 2026
“I started undecided and found my major sophomore year. I’ll tell you it’s okay not to know yet.”
Binghamton · Accounting · Class of 2028
“I applied to fourteen schools and kept it all in one spreadsheet. I’ll help you stay calm and on time.”
Dartmouth · Environmental Science · Class of 2028
“I started an environmental club at my high school. I can help you describe what you built in a few clear lines.”
Boston U · Journalism · Class of 2027
“I edit our campus paper. Bring me your rough draft and we’ll find the sentence that matters most.”
Duke · Economics · Class of 2026
“I was recruited for lacrosse and went through every step of that process. Happy to talk athletics and academics.”
Wellesley · Economics · Class of 2028
“I didn’t think about a women’s college until I visited one. I’ll help you keep an open mind as you build your list.”
Wesleyan · Film Studies · Class of 2027
“I applied with a short film and a lot of nerves. I’ll help you share creative work that doesn’t fit in a box.”
Penn · Nursing · Class of 2028
“Penn’s “why us” essay is famous for a reason. Let’s make yours specific and real.”
The College of New Jersey · Education · Class of 2025
“I just graduated and now teach middle school. I love turning a pile of applications into a simple weekly plan.”
Bucknell · Civil Engineering · Class of 2026
“I wanted a smaller school with a strong engineering program. Ask me how to compare places that look alike on paper.”
Fordham · Psychology · Class of 2026
“I’m bilingual and happy to talk with your family in Spanish too. Let’s find a school where you’ll feel at home.”
Montclair State · Business · Class of 2016
“I graduated years ago and have hired dozens of interns. I can help you think about where a major actually leads.”
Brown · Neuroscience · Class of 2026
“Brown’s open curriculum is a big part of why I chose it. I can help you figure out what you want to study and say why.”
UChicago · Philosophy · Class of 2027
“UChicago’s essay prompts are famously strange. I love helping students have fun with odd questions.”
Rutgers · Computer Science · Class of 2028
“I wrote 17 supplements in one fall. I’ll help you reuse ideas without sounding copied.”
Carnegie Mellon · Statistics · Class of 2028
“Numbers person here. I’ll help you build a balanced list with real admission odds, not guesses.”
Tufts · International Relations · Class of 2015
“I graduated a while ago and have worked in writing ever since. I’m good at cutting an essay down without losing what matters.”
UVA · Commerce · Class of 2027
“I had a part-time job all through high school and thought it didn’t count. It does, and I’ll help you show it.”
NYU · Film and Television · Class of 2026
“Applying for arts programs means portfolios and extra essays. I’ll help you plan both without the panic.”
Howard · Political Science · Class of 2026
“I was the first in my family to apply to college. Let’s build a list that fits you and get you ready for interviews.”
Seton Hall · Nursing · Class of 2026
“I stayed close to home in New Jersey and don’t regret it. Let’s talk about what staying close or going far means for you.”
Williams · Art History · Class of 2027
“I chose a small college where professors know your name. I can help you write the “why us” essay for schools like it.”
Harvard · Applied Mathematics · Class of 2028
“I did a lot of math competitions and still worried I seemed one-note. Let’s show all the sides of you.”
Vanderbilt · Human and Organizational Development · Class of 2026
“I switched my essay topic two weeks before the deadline. I can help you figure out which story is really yours.”
Spelman College · Biology · Class of 2027
“Pre-med and loving it. I can help you think through science majors and write about why you care about them.”
Michigan · Public Health · Class of 2027
“I left New Jersey for a big state school. I can tell you honestly what that’s like and how to decide.”
Yale · History · Class of 2027
“I almost didn’t apply because I thought I had no chance. I’ll help you tell your story with confidence.”
Stevens · Computer Engineering · Class of 2027
“I switched from undecided to engineering after one robotics class. I’ll help you figure out what you actually like doing.”
Georgetown · International Relations · Class of 2027
“Model UN, debate and a part-time job: I know how to make a busy activities list read clearly.”
Columbia · English · Class of 2014
“I’ve helped students with essays for over ten years. I graduated a while ago, so I bring a longer view of what admissions readers look for.”
Boston College · Communication · Class of 2027
“Interviews used to make me freeze up. We can practice until talking about yourself feels normal.”
MIT · Electrical Engineering · Class of 2027
“MIT asks short questions that are hard to answer well. I’ll help you write answers that sound like you, not a résumé.”
Barnard College · Psychology · Class of 2027
“I applied early decision and planned every week of my fall. I’ll share the plan and help you make your own.”
Rutgers · Nursing · Class of 2027
“Rutgers was my top choice and I know the NJ schools well. I’ll help you keep every deadline on one calendar.”
Villanova · Finance · Class of 2026
“I played basketball in high school and chose a school with a great business program. Ask me about finding the right fit.”
NJIT · Mechanical Engineering · Class of 2027
“I compared engineering programs for months. I’ll help you look at what really matters, like co-ops and class sizes.”
Emory · Biology · Class of 2026
“I did research in a lab my junior year by emailing ten professors. I’ll help you show what you’ve really done.”
Lehigh · Architecture · Class of 2018
“Now an architect, I still remember putting my first portfolio together. I’ll help you show your creative work.”