Who do you usually help?

I have had proven success helping all kinds of undergraduate, graduate and Ph.D. applicants get accepted to their dream schools. However, I now work exclusively with students who are applying to Sciences Po.

Roughly half of the students I help are native English speakers from the United States or the UK. The other half are students from all over the world— Germany, Mexico, China, Brazil, Uzbekistan, Spain, etc.

What are your qualifications?

I’m both a native English speaker and a TEFL-certified English teacher. I’ve taught English in the United States, Turkey, Spain, and France. That means I really know how to correct English.

Beyond that, I graduated from Sciences Po with my master’s in 2016 and I am also a former Fulbright scholar. I now work full-time in immigration.

What comes with a review?

I use Microsoft Word (track changes) to complete all reviews. My comments and edits include grammar and spelling corrections, notes on style, organizational help, and overall content review.

In some cases, one editing session is sufficient. In most cases, I will send your personal statement back and forth two or three times with edits until everything looks perfect.

Why are you offering this service?

I started offering this service because I received several emails from interested students who had read my blog. Then, for a short time between jobs, I began avidly developing my blog and writing services. Today, I continue to offer this service because I genuinely enjoy editing applications and helping people to achieve their goals.

“Wow, thank you so much for your insightful feedback. I can’t even express how appreciative I am to have your knowledgeable guidance. You’ve made invaluable improvements to my CV and personal statement!”
— A.L., Master of Environmental Policy 2017 applicant

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The letter is way beyond my expectations! I think it looks perfect! Thank you very much for all your help! I was feeling very insecure about my personal statement and your comments and edits made all the difference, now I am very confident about it.
— M.V., Master of Human Rights and Humanitarian Action 2017 applicant, accepted to PSIA (2017)

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Your feedback was of tremendous help and was exactly what I had been looking for! In particular, I valued your comments on the substantive issues of the personal statement — e.g. the need to emphasize the PERSONAL aspects, to avoid repetition (or duplication) between CV and statement, and to present a clear idea what the field of study at SP would be. Overall, I think that my personal statement benefitted greatly from your input.

— Master of International Security  applicant, accepted to PSIA (2017)

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You have provided great help in improving my reference letter and CV by making a clear story line which explains why I would be the right candidate to be accepted at Sciences Po.
— J.S., Master of International Economic Policy 2017 applicant

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I really felt that you took quite a bit of time to make these edits and that you provided feedback as to how to better structure my letter. Thanks again!
— Master of International Development applicant, accepted to PSIA (2017)

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 “Your help was precious to me and I honestly never thought about applying to a “top” university as I didn’t think I was qualified enough, so I really want to thank you for your positive comments about my CV/motivation letter, as they really mean a lot to me!”
— B.R., Master of International Development applicant, accepted to PSIA (2016)