Kerry, Founder

"I guarantee you that good writing is no longer being taught in high school. Students I see at some of the best high schools in America don't know how to organize their thoughts, express complex ideas, or use commas properly.Top colleges expect essays that are coherent, thoughtful, and creative, with proper grammar and syntax. And well they should; kids are going to have to do an awful lot of writing in college! Forget spell check and Grammarly; you need the help of a professional!"

This is the most important piece of the entire college admissions process. Students do not understand what colleges admissions offices are looking for in their applications and essays. They don't know how to articulate their values, accomplishments, hopes, dreams, and the specific contributions they will make to each school's academic and residential environment. In addition, it is almost impossible to find students who can write well these days, because - let's be honest - they don't read very much. Finally, students with youthful energy are often sloppy and impatient, and thus I catch dozens of errors on each students' essays and applications.