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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

    Parent of SUNY Cortland Student

    "Thank you for your help with my son’s college essay. I am convinced that the essay made a significant difference in his acceptances into college. He got into every school he applied to, and is extremely happy."

    High School Class of 2020
    SUNY Cortland

    Parent of SUNY Geneseo Student

    "My daughter enjoyed working with you very much and I liked the way you helped her bring her ideas forth and get them down on paper. She did extremely well getting into every college she applied to except being wait listed at one. We are very proud. Thanks again for all your expertise and professionalism.”

    High School Class of 2014
    SUNY Geneseo

    Student of University of Wisconsin

    My parents signed me up to work with Michelle last year, and all I can say is that it was the best decision we could've done. She helped me so much with my writing and storytelling that were able to come up with a compelling essay that really showed who I truly am. Michelle not only helped me get into top tier colleges like Mount Holyoke College and University of Vermont, she also helped me get into my dream school, University of Wisconsin - Madison. She was kind and patient and made me feel confident in my essay writing. I own her a big thanks for helping me with my future.

    High School Class of 2024
    University of Wisconsin

    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 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