Testimonials
“Hello Elizabeth! I'm thrilled to share that I've been admitted to Oxford. I truly appreciate your help and all your revisions on my SOP and CV over the months. It was a great fortune for me. I look forward to working with you in the future.”
“Hi, Elizabeth! I wanted to thank you again. I was accepted into all three universities for my Master of Public Health (Yale, Brown, and Boston)! Many people helped me to reach this milestone, and you are one of them. You're a master of your craft. Thank you for sharing your expertise; I am forever grateful.”
"Not only did Elizabeth help me get into Cornell's MBA program by editing my personal statement, but she also got me a full-ride after I asked her to tackle my scholarship application."
How it Works
This is a one-stop 'editing shop' for applicants who've done the thinking and now want it to shine. |
Why me?
Contact me for more information. |
The Heart of What I Do
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I know that you’re not just writing an essay. You’re trying to capture years of effort, ambition, and identity in a few hundred words, while hoping a stranger on an admissions committee understands it.
That’s a big task. And that’s precisely where I come in. I'll make your final draft unforgettable by shaping it into a submission-ready essay that reflects who you are and why you belong. With me, there's no endless back-and-forth. You get clear, expert editing from someone who knows exactly what admissions committees respond to. Contact me to make every word count. |
Editor’s Notes
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4/9/2025
The Editor’s Eye: What I Change in your Admissions Essay (and Why It Matters)
Most people think of editing as cleaning up commas, fixing typos, and tightening up sentences. That’s proofreading. It’s useful, but not transformative. What I do goes deeper... |
4/9/2025
How to Tell a Story That Gets You In: The Key to a Compelling Application Essay
When it comes to application essays – whether for grad school, fellowships, or competitive programs – many people fall into the same trap: they explain their accomplishments, list their experiences, and summarize their goals. But admissions committees don’t want a recap, they... |
4/9/2025
My Essay Was Human, but It Got Flagged by an AI Detector. Should I Panic?
You wrote your application essay… or maybe you used AI to get started and then worked hard to make it your own. You revised. You added personal moments. You made it real. But then, just to be sure, you ran it through an online AI detector – and it flagged everything. Cue panic... |
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