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No-Stress College Application and Essay Coaching

Hiring Michelle reduces the role of the parent and empowers the student to confidently tackle the Common Application, personal statement, activities list, and supplemental essays to get acceptance letters to the JUST RIGHT schools.

    Testimonials

    Union College Student

    "Just being at a desk with no distractions was very helpful for me, and writing multiple essay topics is good so students are able to switch between ideas."

    High School Class of 2016
    Union College

    Parent of Chester Academy Student

    "I just got off the phone with my daughter’s college admission counselor, and when she heard who I was, she knew the name right away. She said my daughter’s college essay is THE best one she’s ever read. It’s now on top of her favorite list. Just another well-deserved thank you!! I wanted you to know how much we appreciate your help. You definitely gave her the edge we needed. So far, two acceptances with Honors!! Waiting to hear from everyone else!!"

    High School Class of 2015
    Chester Academy

    Northeastern University Student

    "I am very happy with the work we did together you really helped me put my thoughts and passions on paper."

    High School Class of 2023
    Northeastern University

    Parent of University of Colorado, Boulder Student

    Working with Michelle Sale was an absolute game-changer for both of my kids during the college application process. She helped my daughter craft a truly exceptional college essay, one that not only captured her unique voice but also stood out in a record-breaking applicant pool. Thanks to Michelle's expert guidance, my daughter was accepted to every school she applied to, including Northeastern University, which had an ultra-competitive 5.2% acceptance rate. That alone speaks volumes.

    High School Class of 2023
    University of Colorado, Boulder

    Parent of Suffern High School Student

    "I am so very happy to report that my son was accepted into all 16 schools he applied to. I will certainly pass your flyer on to my friends."

    High School Class of 2015
    Suffern High School