Do you write the essays for the student?
No. We interview, structure, edit, and refuse clichés. The sentences have to belong to the applicant. A borrowed essay is a visa problem later.
Undergraduate
Undergraduate counsel is list-making, essay work, and money that can be explained. A famous name with no funding is not a plan. A quieter campus with a letter of aid often is.

We start with results, not with a destination poster. WASSCE sitting or released, A-level, IB, or a Ghanaian university foundation year. Then we look at English tests, budget, and whether the student can tell a visa officer why this course, this country, and this return plan.
The shortlist is usually six to ten schools, mixed for reach and fit. We draft essays with the student in the room, not in a ghostwriter’s voice. Admissions officers can hear the difference. So can consular officers.
The United States still rewards a strong academic story and demonstrated need or merit, with more essay weight than families expect. Canada rewards a clean study-permit file and a programme that matches the transcript. Europe is not one country. Germany, the Netherlands, France, and the UK each ask for different paper.
Read the destination briefs: the United States, Canada, and Europe. Then read the guide on choosing among them if the family is still arguing at dinner.
For a September start in the US or Canada, serious work begins a year ahead. Europe can be shorter or longer depending on the country. If you are reading this in June for a September that same year, say so in the consult. We would rather decline than file a fantasy.
No. We interview, structure, edit, and refuse clichés. The sentences have to belong to the applicant. A borrowed essay is a visa problem later.
Sometimes. The list changes. The destination may change. We will not park an average file on an Ivy League daydream because a cousin did it in 2014.
Undergraduate counsel starts with a consult. Processing is $1,000 when we agree the cycle is real.