how do you stand ouT?
You're worried.
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You've heard that highly selective universities—like Stanford, MIT, Yale, and more—received record-breaking numbers of applicants last year. Already-low acceptance rates plummeted.
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You wonder how you can even compete.
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Marcella can help
Marcella graduated from the University of Chicago with a Bachelor of Arts in English and from Stanford University with a Masters of Arts in Communications.
She was an Alumna Interviewer and Admissions Reader for the University of Chicago, where she used the university's secret alphanumeric ranking system to help accept 8% of applicants.
She was an Admissions Reader for UC Berkeley's Management, Entrepreneurship, & Technology Program, which had a 2% acceptance rate.
She works with a former Stanford Admissions Reader to give her students an extra edge.
Essay bootcamp
Saturday, June 12
or
Sunday, June 20
WHAT YOU'LL GET
WHAT OTHER STUDENTS SAY
ANABELLE, DUKE c/o 2025
SUHANI, STANFORD c/o 2025
ANABELLE, DUKE c/o 2025
KEVIN, BROWN c/o 2025
I'm so glad that I chose to work with Marcella. I could never have imagined how much her feedback would help me in improving my application. As a result of working with Marcella, I was able to identify and improve weaknesses in areas of my application that I thought were strong, and I was able to make my application more authentic and compelling. Working with Marcella has been one of the best investments I've ever made.
ANABELLE, DUKE c/o 2025
Having heard about the unpredictable nature of the previous admission cycle, I was worried about how I could make myself stand out as an applicant and maximize my chances of attending a top university. My favorite part about working with Marcella was her ability to help me craft cohesive narratives out of a jumble of ideas. Marcella's guidance allowed me to present a polished and authentic application to every school, and her support was instrumental in my admissions success.
Before working with Marcella, the number of essays and deadlines were daunting, and I was unsure how to convey my interests and experiences in a cohesive manner. Marcella really helped me convey my experiences in an authentic and genuine way—and this reflected in essays I was proud of.