*The specific items of each package below are not fixed and may adapt to the needs of each applicant. Please sign up for a free, 45-minute initial consultation with the three of us so we can gauge our fit.
Targeted Support
Targeted & Expanded
Comprehensive Support
7 hours
14 hours
21 hours
Best for students who want targeted support and additional time for overall application strategy. This may include, but is not limited to:
Higher-level guidance on applicant’s narrative, Yale fit, and overall application strategy
Activities list feedback
Interview prep
Best for students who want the most comprehensive support. This may include, but is not limited to:
Multiple rounds of essay and supplement revision
Holistic review of the full application
Detailed line-by-line editing and final polish
Interview preparation, mock interview, and feedback
Best for students who want targeted support. This may include, but is not limited to:
Writing the personal essay or a few supplement essays
Deciding whether to apply to Yale early action.
*You are welcome to request additional packages if you use up your initial package. However, we cannot guarantee availability beyond your initial package; additional packages will depend on our waitlist at that time.
I don’t have a long list of awards or “impressive” activities. How can I still distinguish myself?
I want to pursue activities I genuinely care about while still being a competitive applicant. How do I balance the two—and how do I find opportunities that fit my interests?
What kinds of students attend and thrive at Yale?
How can I find activities that fit my interests?
Why might I choose Yale over another university? What makes the Yale experience distinctive? What are the advantages of applying early?
What story is my application telling right now? What parts of myself, my experiences, and my interests should I bring forward?
What are Yale's communities like?
How can I tell whether Yale is a good place to pursue my particular interests and goals?
How should I think about optional materials, such as an additional recommendation, arts supplement, research supplement, or other supplementary materials?
Looking back, what do Yale students think made their applications distinctive—and what surprised them about the admissions process?