A competitive and compelling application isn't just about what you've done, or your stats, but how you tell your story. With word counts and requirements, writing admissions essays can feel like you're flattening yourself to the page.
Together, we'll tell a story that admissions can't put down.
How I Can Help
College Applications
Medical School Applications
College Applications
I remember the stress and excitement around applying to college like it was yesterday. Whether you’re applying Early Decision or Regular Decision, I’ll help you through every step of your writing process, ensuring that your application is personalized and sells your uniqueness to any admissions committee. From drafting your personal state
I remember the stress and excitement around applying to college like it was yesterday. Whether you’re applying Early Decision or Regular Decision, I’ll help you through every step of your writing process, ensuring that your application is personalized and sells your uniqueness to any admissions committee. From drafting your personal statement to schools’ supplemental essays, together we’ll strategize and mine your experiences to write pieces that convey what makes you, YOU, and why you’re the perfect fit for your dream school.
Pre-Med Advising
Medical School Applications
College Applications
Let me help you turn yourself into a competitive applicant while staying true to your passions. Together we'll gameplan everything from academics to extracurriculars to gap years, finding opportunities that align with your interests, while simultaneously adding depth to your future application.
Medical School Applications
Medical School Applications
Medical School Applications
You’ve done all pre-med work, and have stacked your resume with experiences, now it’s time to actually apply to medical school. It’s one thing to conduct research and have clinical experiences, but most pre-meds have done the same. That’s where writing comes in—how and what you say is crucial to helping you stand out to admissions. Togeth
You’ve done all pre-med work, and have stacked your resume with experiences, now it’s time to actually apply to medical school. It’s one thing to conduct research and have clinical experiences, but most pre-meds have done the same. That’s where writing comes in—how and what you say is crucial to helping you stand out to admissions. Together we’ll tackle everything from brainstorming to drafting, be it your personal statement, AMCAS activities, secondary essays, or follow up letters to admissions.
About Me
My name is Eva, and I am currently a graduate student at Columbia University’s School of Professional Studies, where I am a candidate for an MS in Narrative Medicine. I will be graduating in May 2025 and matriculating to medical school in July 2025. I graduated summa cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania in 2023. There, I received my BA in English, with a concentration in Creative Writing and a Chemistry minor, all while on the pre-medical track.
While at Penn, I served as an executive editor at 34th Street, Penn's premier arts and culture magazine, overseeing and editing countless pieces for publication, and worked as a TA under the renowned English professor Al Filreis. Suffice to say, I have extensive editing experience, and pride myself on ensuring each writer feels their voice is heard. My own writing can be found in various publications, including but not limited to The Wall Street Journal, Stanford's "Anastomosis," The Forward, and Equilibria Magazine.
It is my passion and penchant for writing that I feel has allowed me to succeed in each admissions process I've endured—college, graduate school, and medical school. Most recently, my medical school application earned me interviews at distinguished institutions like Harvard Medical School, the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and more.