Led by Princeton's Best
1:1 Advising from Leaders at Princeton
Graduate admissions committees evaluate a fundamentally different candidate than undergraduate offices. They want evidence of intellectual maturity, a coherent scholarly or professional narrative, and a clear sense of purpose.
Led by Stephanie — Assistant Director at Princeton University's Writing Center — our graduate advising team has guided students to acceptance at Harvard, Oxford, Columbia, Yale, MIT, and top MBA programs worldwide. We've guided students into the world's most selective programs, including over 5 Rhodes Scholars.
The statement of purpose is not a résumé in prose. It is the most important argument you will ever make for yourself — and it has to be constructed with the same care you'd give a scholarly paper.— Stephanie, Asst. Director, Princeton University
