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Edward Z.

Business Economics + Statistics & Data Science · ’30

I started Supplement'd after reviewing essays for 25+ students and seeing how much a fresh pair of eyes from someone who just got in can change an application. I'm a double major in Business Economics and Statistics & Data Science at UCLA, and I run a social media channel sharing college application advice. I know what makes a PIQ stand out: a specific moment and authentic reflection.

Yasha G.

Finance + Statistics & Machine Learning · ’30

I'm a Finance and Statistics & Machine Learning double major at CMU. Through the Tepper School of Business I've done paid research and won national business competitions pitching real business plans to real companies. That taught me how to make a convincing case in very few words, which is exactly what a supplement asks of you. Additionally, I provide a line-by-line editing review so every sentence is polished.

Amy T.

Philosophy, Politics & Economics · ’28

I'm a Philosophy, Politics & Economics major at Penn, and I spent this past summer as a top-performing intern at Capital One. I've also built a following online by telling stories people want to share. I'll find the connections between different parts of your life and weave them into one compelling story.

Megan S.

Industrial Engineering + Cognitive Science · ’30

I'm double majoring in industrial engineering and cognitive science at Northwestern: one is about designing systems that work, the other is about how people think. I bring both to your essays: a clear structure where every part has a job, and a story readers connect with. I'll help you organize your ideas so your story is easy to follow and your personality comes through. I'm easy to talk to, and my feedback is honest without ever feeling harsh.

First-gen student who rewrote my PIQs six times. I help you find the specific moment that makes an essay yours, and cut everything that sounds like everyone else.

Former debate captain. I focus on structure: a clear claim in the first two lines, evidence in the middle, and a reflection that actually lands.

Writing Seminars major and writing center tutor. I care about voice and rhythm, and I'll tell you honestly which sentences are working and which aren't.