Programs

Three tracks, chosen by grade level and time remaining. Fees depend on the student's situation and the number of schools, so they are quoted after the consultation.

Essay Intensive Essay Intensive
Who · Duration
Grade 12 · 3–4 months
Included
Personal statement ×1, supplemental essays up to 10, activity list 10 entries, full application review ×1 before submission
Format
Weekly one-on-one meetings, unlimited revisions from first draft to final
Full Application Full Application
Who · Duration
Grades 11–12 · 8–12 months
Included
School list of 15–20, all essays, recommendation strategy, financial aid forms (FAFSA · CSS Profile · institutional), interview prep ×2
Format
One dedicated counselor, monthly progress report to parents
Long-term Track Long-term Track
Who · Duration
Grades 9–11 · 12 months or more
Included
Course selection by term, standardized testing schedule, 1–2 extracurricular projects executed, then continuity into Full Application
Format
Strategy review once per term, a dedicated mentor per project

If you are not sure which one

Decide by time remaining and current state.

  • Already in the application year with a settled school list and only essays left — Essay Intensive
  • School list still open and financial aid also needs handling — Full Application
  • More than a year remaining with course choices and activities still to design — Long-term Track

How it runs

Each stage has a defined exit condition, checked before moving on.

  1. Consultation

    Review grades, test scores, activities and target schools, then map what is achievable in the time left.

  2. Assessment and plan

    Score the current application component by component and build a term-level plan. A counselor is assigned.

  3. School list

    Set the list against admit probability, financial aid policy and departmental strength together.

  4. Project execution

    Run the project — research, software, public sector or venture — through to a deliverable.

  5. Essays

    Personal statement and supplements, worked from first draft to final.

  6. Documents and aid

    Recommendation requests, transcripts, FAFSA, CSS Profile and institutional forms against each deadline.

  7. Submission and interviews

    Full application review before submission, then interview preparation.

  8. Decisions and enrollment

    Compare offers and aid packages to choose where to enroll.

About fees

Fees vary with the number of schools, time remaining and whether extracurricular projects are included. We agree on scope during the consultation and quote afterwards. The consultation itself is free.

We will tell you what to do first from where you stand now

Send your transcript and current activities, and we will set priorities against the time you have left. Consultations are by appointment.

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