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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.

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    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

    Parent of Case Western University Student

    "My son showed his essay to his English teacher, and the college and career advisor at Middletown High School and both thought it was a well written essay. Overall, my son was very pleased with the ‘bootcamp’ and would recommend it. He felt it was better to have the block of time in order to be able to focus solely on the task, and to have Ms. Sale in the room for assistance and immediate feedback. He loved the fact that when the time came to begin the application process, the essay was something he did not have to worry about doing!"

    High School Class of 2010
    Case Western University

    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

    Cornell University Student

    "Thank you so much for all your help! The experience was great; it streamlined the writing process and was a great environment for brainstorming, I highly recommend it. Taking the course over the summer provides an advantage as well as a sense of relief that you don’t need to worry about school work and college essays simultaneously."

    High School Class of 2017
    Cornell University