Our Process

Essays are a critical component of the application form that confirms either your selection or rejection. So essays should be impressive as you are, it should truly be a replica your character and personality, as vibrant as you are as a person. So it is best that you write your own essays as only you can describe yourself best. Although writing essays is a hard task, at the beginning, but still we cannot write essays for you. If you think about it, you’ll realize that we could do no better writing your essays, than you could writing ours. The way the questions are put in essay that only the applicant can answer them. The purpose of the essays is to enable the university to know you as a person. They are not just looking for your achievements (your resume covers that), but they want to know other facets of your personality. In short, the admission committee will form an opinion of you as a person without ever meeting you.
Our job is to help you be creative and imaginative, choose the most appropriate content, bringing out what we believe is important to schools, providing constant feedback on your work-in-progress, and editing the drafts for grammar, style, and structure.
To start, we will exchange little information understanding your strategy, discussing your strengths and weaknesses, your goals and what you wish to project. Once we clear this stage we will talk about what personal and professional traits should be emphasized on, you should start drafting experiences that highlight these qualities. Do not spend days refining an essay before sending it to us for the first time. We may end up trashing the whole idea if we don’t feel it’s a good reflection of your talents or experience that could add sufficient value to the program. (Remember, our first concern is a good strategy, not good writing skills.)
Essays will often go back and forth several times before we mutually agree with the content and the message it projects. You should plan on a month long process with us. Use our application calendar to plan in advance. Please remember that good essays cannot be written overnight; essays can make or break your chances of getting into a good school.