Coaching slots are full, but this doesn't need one. Upload your personal statement and within 24 to 48 hours you get your own document back with my comments in the margins, the same way I'd mark it up in a session.
I read every statement against the standard that actually matters: would a program director remember you after a stack of forty essays? Believe me, most drafts I see have the same three problems, and none of them are grammar.
$100, one time. Covers your draft plus two free resubmissions, and unlocks every Pro article on the site.
No calls to schedule, no back and forth. Three steps.
Attach your statement as a Word file (.docx) below. Payment goes through Stripe, and your draft lands in my queue the moment it clears.
Not a copyedit. I check the things programs actually react to, the same checklist I use in coaching sessions.
Within 24 to 48 hours you get your own file back by email, untouched except for the margins.
A statement isn't fixed in one pass. Your $100 covers the first review plus two free resubmissions, so you can revise, send it again, and get fresh comments on the new draft. Same turnaround every round. It also unlocks every Pro article on the site, including the personal statement formula the review is checking you against.
And I'll be straight with you: if the draft needs restructuring rather than polish, the comments will say so and show you where. That's the feedback most applicants never get until it's too late.
You'll need an account first, so your reviews stay attached to you and resubmissions don't cost extra.
Create an Account / Sign InYes. In Google Docs go to File, then Download, then Microsoft Word (.docx), and upload that file. When you get it back, you can open it right back up in Docs or Word and the comments come with it.
Rough is fine. Honestly, a rough draft with real stories in it gets more useful comments than a polished draft built on clichés. Don't wait until it's "ready."
After your first review comes back, revise and upload the new version on this page. As long as you're signed in to the same account, rounds two and three don't ask for payment. Each round gets the full treatment.
No, and you don't want that. Programs can smell a statement someone else wrote. The comments tell you exactly what to cut, what to expand, and what to move; the words stay yours.
No. The review includes full Pro access, so every premium article unlocks on your account the moment your payment clears. If you only want the articles and not the review, Pro on its own is $29.99.