We specialize in college admissions essay and personal statement editing. Whether you are a prospective undergraduate or a graduate student, our editing will improve your essay. All of our editors are current or former graduate students at top-tier schools such as Stanford or Harvard. Our essay editing is unique for prospective graduate students because your essay will be reviewed by an expert in your field. For instance, if you are applying to law school, your personal statement will be reviewed by a law student in a top-tier law program such as Stanford. Because our editors are experts in your discipline, our editors have an in-depth comprehension of the content of your essay. Therefore, our editors will not only edit your essay for grammar, word choice, style, and good writing practices, but they will edit for content as well, which is critical!

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How you should approach your admissions statement varies depending on your field of choice. This is why we match our expert editors with applicants from the same field. While nothing can substitute for the individual attention of a top-notch editor who understands your field, we have assembled some general tips for all applicants below. Additionally, we provide specific advice to applicants in the fields of business, law, medicine, engineering, and the sciences. We also have some general advice to applicants to undergraduate institutions. Consider these general suggestions:

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  1. Remember your audience. Each admission committee is unique, and different types of programs have different quirks. It is essential that you understand your audience and that your essay is written specifically for them. Because our expert editors understand your target audience, we can help you avoid pitfalls and maximize opportunities.

  2. Differentiate yourself. The admissions statement should tell the admissions committee something that your grades, test scores, and résumé do not. You should highlight what makes you unique and tell your story in a way that sets you apart from scores of other candidates.

  3. Have a game plan. Give careful thought to your application and make sure that it makes a cogent and convincing case for why the admissions committee should admit you. How to best do this varies depending on the type of program. Our editors are able to use their understanding of your field of study to help you craft a strategy that makes sense for you.

  4. Work. Work. Work. Your personal statement is no time for a half-hearted attempt. You know that the stakes are high; make your application reflect this. We can help you increase the chances that your hard work to pay off.

  5. Learn to Seek and Accept Criticism. Even the best writers need to ask for feedback and even the best minds need a sounding board. Our expert editors can help fulfill this necessary element as we work with you to improve your admissions essay.






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