Ivy League Application Essay Writer
Budget: $25 – $50 USD
I’m preparing a series of admissions essays for Ivy League applications and want each piece to showcase my personal experiences authentically. The plan is to talk through the stories, themes, and tone I have in mind during short video or phone calls, then have you turn that material into polished drafts that meet Common App and individual school word limits.
Here’s how I picture our workflow:
• We start with one live call where I outline the key experiences to highlight and the emotional beats I want the reader to feel.
• You create a compelling 650-word Common App personal statement, share it in Google Docs or Word, and we edit together in real time or through tracked changes.
• Two revision rounds follow, tightening structure, voice, and word count until it’s submission-ready.
• Once the main essay is locked, we move on to shorter Ivy League supplements, plus potential follow-on projects such as scholarship essays or a résumé polish.
To be a strong fit, you should write at a native-English level, understand U.S. college-admissions expectations, and feel comfortable collaborating verbally. Experience with Common App prompts, Ivy-specific supplements, and tight deadlines will make the process smoother.
Initial deliverable: one fully edited 650-word personal statement capturing my chosen life stories and ready for submission.
If you have availability for a kickoff call this week and can share a sample of similar narrative work, let’s get started.
Here’s how I picture our workflow:
• We start with one live call where I outline the key experiences to highlight and the emotional beats I want the reader to feel.
• You create a compelling 650-word Common App personal statement, share it in Google Docs or Word, and we edit together in real time or through tracked changes.
• Two revision rounds follow, tightening structure, voice, and word count until it’s submission-ready.
• Once the main essay is locked, we move on to shorter Ivy League supplements, plus potential follow-on projects such as scholarship essays or a résumé polish.
To be a strong fit, you should write at a native-English level, understand U.S. college-admissions expectations, and feel comfortable collaborating verbally. Experience with Common App prompts, Ivy-specific supplements, and tight deadlines will make the process smoother.
Initial deliverable: one fully edited 650-word personal statement capturing my chosen life stories and ready for submission.
If you have availability for a kickoff call this week and can share a sample of similar narrative work, let’s get started.