Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anybody used or considering Harvard Student Agencies for College app and essays. Seems to be run by Harvard students and way cheaper than professionals.
This thread sounds like an advertisement.
No it is not. Asking because they have a 15% off offer which expires today to buy hours with them for really low price while professionals are 4 times more expensive. Just thinking from value perspective.
Right, that doesn't sound like an advertisement at all.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anybody used or considering Harvard Student Agencies for College app and essays. Seems to be run by Harvard students and way cheaper than professionals.
This thread sounds like an advertisement.
No it is not. Asking because they have a 15% off offer which expires today to buy hours with them for really low price while professionals are 4 times more expensive. Just thinking from value perspective.
Anonymous wrote:My son was admitted to Harvard REA and received an email from one of the admissions counselors specifically saying what they loved about him. So, even my son who hasn’t get accepted his spot could offer guidance. I’m sure most Harvard students have looked at their files.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Has anybody used or considering Harvard Student Agencies for College app and essays. Seems to be run by Harvard students and way cheaper than professionals.
This thread sounds like an advertisement.
Anonymous wrote:Has anybody used or considering Harvard Student Agencies for College app and essays. Seems to be run by Harvard students and way cheaper than professionals.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My son was admitted to Harvard REA and received an email from one of the admissions counselors specifically saying what they loved about him. So, even my son who hasn’t get accepted his spot could offer guidance. I’m sure most Harvard students have looked at their files.
Every Harvard student I know looks at their admission file as soon as they get to school.
Anonymous wrote:My son was admitted to Harvard REA and received an email from one of the admissions counselors specifically saying what they loved about him. So, even my son who hasn’t get accepted his spot could offer guidance. I’m sure most Harvard students have looked at their files.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The issue would be that students at an elite college may have zero idea what was so great about their essays that they were admitted. They have expertise neither in college admissions nor in how to help a 17 year old edit their essays without inadvertently removing/reducing the student's voice.
They do have access to their application after being admitted and have seen the feedback correct
Anonymous wrote:The issue would be that students at an elite college may have zero idea what was so great about their essays that they were admitted. They have expertise neither in college admissions nor in how to help a 17 year old edit their essays without inadvertently removing/reducing the student's voice.