Your teen's college essays, done in 10 days.
A focused sprint with a Yale graduate: the Common App personal statement plus two supplements, revised until they are genuinely good. Finished by your deadline, or your money back.
4 spots per sprint · 48-hour turnaround · deadline guarantee
Everything you need, nothing you do not.
- 30-minute kickoff call to find the topic only your student can write
- 3 revision rounds on the personal statement (Common App, up to 650 words)
- 1 revision round each on up to 2 supplemental essays
- 48-hour turnaround on every round
- Final proofread before you hit submit
- Direct access through a shared doc for the full 10 days
Is this the right fit?
- You are a high school senior applying early action or early decision (November 1 deadlines)
- Your student is staring at a blank Common App doc, or sitting on a draft they know is not good enough
- You are a parent who wants this off the family to-do list and handled by someone who has done it before
- Your student needs full application help: school list, activities, and interview prep. That is the Senior-Year Intensive. Ask about it on the intro call.
- You want someone to write the essays for them. I coach, your student writes, and that is what makes the essays work.
One price, one guarantee.
$650
One-time, paid upfront. Four spots per sprint.
Done by the agreed deadline or your money back. If the first round of feedback does not click, a full refund before round two starts, no questions asked.
Questions.
Can't my kid just use ChatGPT?
AI essays read flat, and admissions officers read thousands of them. Several schools now ask applicants directly about AI use. I coach your student to write in their own real voice, which is the one thing AI cannot fake and the one thing readers remember.
Is $650 worth it for a few essays?
Grades and test scores are already set. Essays are the one part of the application your student fully controls, and for early deadlines they are due in weeks. This is the highest-leverage $650 in the whole application.
Will this actually be finished before November 1?
Yes. The sprint is 10 days, the deadline is agreed in writing at kickoff, and if I miss it you get a full refund. I only take 4 students at a time so nobody waits in line.
Do you write the essays for them?
No. I coach, they write. Every round makes their draft sharper until it is genuinely theirs and genuinely good. That is what holds up in admissions and it is the only way I work.
What if we are starting late?
Tell us your deadlines on the intro call. If the sprint cannot get you there in time, we will say so and point you at what can.
Book a free 15-minute intro call.
We spend 15 minutes together. You ask whatever you need to. I tell you honestly whether the sprint is the right fit. No pressure either way.
4 spots per sprint. Early action deadline: November 1.