Before joining Dewey Smart, Shobhit felt uncertain about his future. He wasn’t sure which colleges he should apply to, or even what areas of study he wanted to pursue. This lack of direction made the application process confusing and overwhelming. Without a clear path, choosing schools that were a good fit seemed nearly impossible. On top of that, writing admissions essays was difficult because he didn’t yet have a narrative tying together his achievements and interests. He knew he needed guidance to clarify his academic direction and present himself authentically to colleges.
Shobhit’s counselor worked closely with him to explore his interests and clarify what he wanted to study in college. By reflecting on his past experiences, achievements, and academic strengths, Shobhit was able to narrow down potential majors and identify colleges that aligned with his goals.
Once his list was established, the focus turned to essays. His counselor encouraged him to frame his past activities and accomplishments in a way that highlighted his curiosity and potential in his chosen area of study. Through multiple drafts and revisions, Shobhit learned to approach his essays with a fresh perspective, ensuring they were authentic and compelling. This strategic process not only helped him strengthen his applications but also gave him clarity about his future direction.
By combining personalized exploration with focused essay support, Shobhit earned acceptances from several strong universities, including Purdue University, The Ohio State University, and the University of Cincinnati.
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“I think it was a very positive experience. My counselor helped me approach admissions essays from a different perspective, which made a big difference in the way I presented myself. Dewey Smart gave me the clarity I needed in both my college list and my applications.”
Finn knew he wanted to enter some of the best Engineering programs in the country, but he wasn't certain how. He had heard a lot of vague advice about college applications on social media, and he needed help discerning fact from fiction.
