In today’s competitive world, a college degree isn’t enough. Whether the student wants to go into arts or engineering, fashion design or financial dealings, the school matters. Employers know that not all degrees are equal, and they usually pay accordingly. Have you, as a parent, done your part to help your son or daughter increase the odds of getting accepted to his or her top-choice university or getting a scholarship?

College admissions committees examine grade point averages, test scores, and outside activities, including community service. No matter how stellar the student, often there are many others of equal standing. The best opportunity a college applicant has to stand out is in writing the application essay. Often, it’s the “deal-breaker.” Are you certain that this important part of the college application process is the best your son or daughter can offer?

The Write Stuff Help will support the student by providing:

• A motivating writing coach;
• A fine-tuning of college essay topics to better hit the intended target behind the writing prompt;
• Editing for both grammar and style;
• Decreased stress levels for both parents and students.