Is Your Student's College Application Telling a Clear Story?
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A free workshop for parents and students navigating the application process who want to make sure their activities, academics, and essays work together to create a compelling application.
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Your college application is more than a collection of grades, activities, essays, and accomplishments. Together, these pieces create a picture of who you are—and the story admissions officers take away matters.
In this free live workshop, Christina Chady, former admissions officer and admissions writing expert with more than a decade of experience, will show you how to:
+ See what admissions officers may actually take away from your application
+ Identify the experiences and activities that reveal what makes your student distinctive
+ Make the activities list, personal statement, and other application pieces reinforce—not repeat—one another
+ Spot gaps or mixed messages before submitting the application
+ Create a stronger overall application without trying to manufacture a “perfect” story
Christina has guided students admitted to Harvard, Stanford, Columbia, Cornell, Brown, and other highly selective universities.
Come learn how to help admissions officers see not just what you've done, but who you are.
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Your application doesn't need to tell a manufactured story. It needs to help colleges see the person behind the accomplishments.
Hosted by Christina Chady
Christina Chady is your ideal guide to undergraduate admissions. She has worked in admissions for over a decade as a former admissions officer for WashU (Top 20 School), college counselor for multiple international companies, and private consulting. She is also a professional writer and editor holding an MFA in Creative Writing and Poetics.
She synthesizes the knowledge of admissions with her writing prowess for a streamlined, intuitive guide for students throughout their application journey. Her process-oriented approach supports students where they are to help them get to where they want to be.
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