I'm Ishaan.
I'm from Frisco, and I go to the University of Chicago.
I started at UC Berkeley Haas. When I applied to colleges, I got into a lot of them, more than most people expected. That wasn't luck. I'd figured out something most applicants miss: this process isn't about being the smartest kid in the room. It's about knowing how to tell your story so the people reading it actually get who you are.
Then I did it again. I transferred into UChicago, which is its own brutal process, and got in. So I know this from both sides, freshman admissions and transfers, and I know what actually moves the needle versus what's a waste of time.
Now I help students from home do the same thing. Not generic advice you could Google. Not some service that rewrites your essay until it sounds like everyone else's. Real help, from someone who recently sat exactly where you're sitting, and who actually cares whether you get in.
