I will heavily edit your personal statement or statement of purpose

I edit the content you provide me with to maintain academic integrity, but I fill in gaps, expand ideas, conduct desk research, and draw inferences to highlight your strengths and align your story with the program and prompts.

If you've revised a draft based on feedback from friends, family, or professors - and you’ve taken it as far as you can - it’s the right time to hire an editor to bring it across the finish line.

Yes, if that's what the document requires. I don't provide light proofreading. My role is to identify the strongest admissions strategy and rewrite accordingly, even when that means substantial changes to structure, content, or emphasis.

Yes! Just make sure to purchase based on your draft’s total word count - including notes -not your target word count. I’ll synthesize and condense the draft as needed.

I edit personal statements, SOPs, secondaries, transfer essays, research proposals, diversity statements, CVs, letters of intent, reference letters, and more. This list isn't exhaustive, so please reach out with any questions.

Unfortunately, I cannot offer consulting or coaching services, since I receive a high volume of orders daily. I protect my time for editing to keep my rates affordable. Your draft must be finalized prior to working with me.

No. I'm AI-trained, so I can certainly humanize language and improve flow, but so-called "detectors" are new, unreliable, and evolving. My edits will sound natural, but I can't guarantee a clean result on all tools.

My clients - ranging from undergrads to fellows - have gotten into their dream schools, including Harvard, Cornell, Yale, Stanford, Oxford, Carnegie Mellon, MIT, Brown, Johns Hopkins, Georgetown, Caltech, UNC Chapel Hill, UCLA, Berkeley, UMich, Georgetown, Imperial College London, and more....

Yes, but be aware that AI sounds vague, repetitive, flat, and impersonal. I’ll humanize the language, strengthen the structure, and make sure your message is authentic, clear, and aligned with admissions goals.

I deliver a submission-ready rewrite. The included revision is for factual corrections, misunderstandings of your intended meaning, or limited targeted refinements. It's not meant to be used for a second full rewrite, new strategy, or open-ended collaborative drafting process.