Written profile audits
Two written pages from someone who has read thousands of applications — assessing your child’s profile against the schools they are actually applying to. Delivered in five business days.
We do not predict outcomes, and we do not write any part of your child’s application. What you get is a clear account of where they stand and the three things still worth changing.
The only difference is who reads the file. The rubric, the format and the turnaround are identical.
Reviewed by a current undergraduate at a top-20 university
$450
one-time · 5 business days
A written assessment of your child's academic profile, activities and school list — read by someone who navigated the same process recently and successfully.
Reviewed by a former admissions officer at a US university
$850
one-time · 5 business days
The same assessment, read by someone who spent years on the other side of the desk deciding files like your child's.
Payment is taken after you submit the intake form and we confirm a reviewer. If the audit tells you nothing you did not already know, say so and we refund it.
A short intake form — grades, courses, activities, target schools. Ten minutes, completed by you, not by your child.
Matched to your child's intended field and, where it matters, to their school context. You are told who is reading the file and what their background is before any work begins.
Nine dimensions, banded against your child's own target list rather than an abstract standard. Every judgment cites the specific evidence it came from.
Written for you to read first. If the news is uncomfortable, it is in the first paragraph rather than buried on page two.
This section matters more than the one above it. Most of what is sold in admissions is sold on an implied promise nobody can keep.
No odds, no percentages, no chances. Nobody can tell you where a student will be admitted, and anyone who offers to is selling you something else.
Reviewers critique, question and direct. They never draft a sentence. Every deliverable is version-tracked so this is demonstrable rather than merely promised.
One product, one price, no upsell call. If an audit tells you the profile is in good shape, that is the whole answer and you are finished with us.
We say likely. Families have watched safeties say no.
Either a current undergraduate at a top-20 university or a former admissions officer, depending on which audit you choose. You are told which individual before work begins, along with their verified background. We publish how each credential was verified and when.
No. The audit assesses whether there is usable material for essays and names candidate subjects, but no part of your child's application is written or rewritten by us — ever, at any price.
It is the better time. Most of the highest-leverage changes an audit identifies take months to act on, and a senior in September has run out of room for most of them.
Parents, guardians and students can each create an account. A student under 18 names a parent or guardian, who approves the reviewer and pays; they can see the same file and the finished audit from their own account.
Then say so and we will refund it. We would rather lose the fee than have you recommend us to nobody.
Yes. Audits for students schooled outside the US include an additional section on how the school profile reads to a US admissions office, what to expect from the counselor letter, and where need-aware admission applies.
The intake form takes about ten minutes. You will hear back within two business days with the reviewer we propose and their background.
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