College Application Essay Writing & Editing Services

Grad School Application Essays | College Entrance Essays | University Entrance Essays

Look how hard you worked to get the grades to get you into a good college!

And imagine how devastating it would be to you and your family if you weren’t admitted.

Having good grades and a list of extra-curricular activities is important to your student profile.

But none of that – absolutely none of that matters if your college application essay or grad school application essay doesn’t sizzle.

You have a fingerprint, as a person, that’s unique.  Your essay should be, too.

With so many applicants and so few places in our colleges and universities now, competition for coveted freshman and grad school spots, and scholarships, is fierce.

To be admitted, you need a great essay.

I can help you write it.

After you do the first draft, I’ll help you craft the final one.

97.2% of my clients get into the schools of their first choice.

As an Emmy-nominated writer, I’ve been helping students with their college entrance essays and grad school entrance essays for over twenty years.  The process is easy.  Once I see your first draft in a free consultation, I’ll give you my best price to do my very best work in polishing what you’ve started. 

One of my first clients was my post-op physical therapy aide.  She definitely had the healing gene, and was hoping to go to USC to get her masters so she could practice PT, not just get hot towels.  First, she had to satisfy some undergrad science course requirements.  With such limited funds, she enrolled at a junior college, only to find the classes she needed were full, and had long waiting lists.  So did all the other junior colleges in Southern California.  She shrugged and told me she was not going to pursue a PT career.  She’d settle for hot towels. 

However, I urged her to go to the full classes anyway.  Y’never know.  Someone could get the flu or drop out.  Not a pushy person by nature, she was reluctant, but I’m very pushy, and stayed on her case.

When she got to class, the professor noticed the overflow in the room.  A compassionate person, she put the names of the 18 students who wanted to be added to the class in a hat.  There were two spots open.  Sure enough, my girl’s name was drawn. 

She got A’s in all of her courses, but when she finished them, she was struggling with her grad school entrance essay.   Although she had a compelling story, she wasn’t a writer.

So I took what she started, and made it shine. 

Not only was she admitted to five graduate schools, two of them offered her full scholarships.

Everything starts here.

I can make a huge difference for good.  Right now.

Contact Molly today.

Molly-Ann Leikin  (rhymes with bacon)  www.anythingwithwords.com