Working with student counselors like Meera and Siddharth was the best part. They weren’t just giving instructions, they guided me step by step through things they had experienced themselves. The mock interviews felt real, and the essay feedback was eye-opening. My application looked average at first. After all the rewrites, activity positioning, and strategy calls, it turned into something admissions officers would actually remember. I am now at Georgia Tech, and I wouldn’t be here without them.

As parents, we thought admissions were only about marks. The program showed us otherwise. The DoT tool opened options we had not considered, and the team explained how each choice fit my son’s profile. The SOP and interview prep workshops were practical and even enjoyable. He grew so much during this process, and his confidence came through in his essays. He is now at LSE, which we had thought was out of reach.

At first I was just listing activities without any connection. After the SOP bootcamps with Neha and Aarav, I learned how to tie everything together into a real story. Because the counselors were students themselves, it felt like working with friends who understood what I was going through. My application completely transformed. I got accepted to the University of Toronto with a scholarship, and I also gained confidence in the process.

The counselors, especially Rohan and Sneha, made the process approachable. They showed my son that applications are not just about numbers but about who you are. The DoT product helped us find universities where he had the highest odds. His essays improved so much after the workshops. At first they were flat and generic, and later they became something that truly reflected him. Today he’s at Carnegie Mellon University, and we are very thankful.

Before joining, I thought my grades and SAT scores were all that mattered. After working with Priya through the DoT program, I realized essays, extracurriculars, and personality play such a big role. The SOP workshops were actually fun. We did group brainstorms and rewrites that made my story much stronger. I got into the University of Michigan, and honestly, I don’t think that would have happened if I hadn’t seen my application in such a holistic way.

I used to think my application was strong just because of my grades, but after working with the counselors I saw how incomplete it was. My Counselor really helped me see that it’s about how you present yourself and connect the dots between academics, activities, and future goals. The SOP workshops were some of my favorite sessions interactive, fun, and they pushed me to think deeper about my journey. With all that support, I was accepted to King’s College London, which was my top choice.