This 12-week program will guide you through the entire college admissions process. From writing powerful essays to building your extracurricular profile.
Duration: 3 months
Program Structure: Weekly Schedule: - 1Ă— 90-minute group class - 3Ă— 30-minute one-on-one consultations: - Essay & homework feedback - Extracurricular & project work - Research paper development
🏆What You’ll Have by the End: 1. Internship 2. Passion Project 3. Research Paper 4. 1-2 Personal Statement Drafts 5. 5× Supplemental Essays 6. A Complete Common App 7. CSS Profile 8. University List 9. Resume 10. 10,000 Words of Reflections 11. 12 Exclusive Lessons on essay writing and recommendation letters
đź“ŤOnly 10 spots available đź“… Deadline to Apply: May 30 đź”—Application form
This 12-week program will guide you through the entire college admissions process. From writing powerful essays to building your extracurricular profile.
Duration: 3 months
Program Structure: Weekly Schedule: - 1Ă— 90-minute group class - 3Ă— 30-minute one-on-one consultations: - Essay & homework feedback - Extracurricular & project work - Research paper development
🏆What You’ll Have by the End: 1. Internship 2. Passion Project 3. Research Paper 4. 1-2 Personal Statement Drafts 5. 5× Supplemental Essays 6. A Complete Common App 7. CSS Profile 8. University List 9. Resume 10. 10,000 Words of Reflections 11. 12 Exclusive Lessons on essay writing and recommendation letters
đź“ŤOnly 10 spots available đź“… Deadline to Apply: May 30 đź”—Application form
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