Kind Words from My Clients

  • Ann, thank you for putting so much time into helping me with my writing! I truly think my essays were how they got to see who I am, and I want to thank you for helping me make each essay so specific, personal, and true to my voice! Thank you Ann; I’ve learned so much through this process, about me and about my writing! And future people you work with are so lucky to have you! Thank you again for everything. ❤️😊😊

    Selina R., student, Harvey Mudd, Early Decision

  • “Ann’s calm, gentle, patient, yet detailed approach was so helpful for my child. Ann gave the right amount of feedback and critiques to push and encourage Eli. Ann helped build confidence through this process. Both my husband and I comfortably trusted the two to work together without any parental interference. Ann used what was already there and fine-tuned things as needed. I believe she understands each student’s needs and has the best approach to allow them to shine. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

    Susie K., parent, Boston University Sargent College of Health & Rehab Sciences, Early Decision

  • Ann not only has a thorough understanding of the college admission process but also carefully researches each college a student is applying to so that she can offer tailored essay advice. Her individualized approach made my child feel like Ann really understood his needs and was there to help amplify his voice. Her attention to detail was notable - she can find even the most minute of stray commas! All of this helps students to deliver truly exceptional writing. Thanks again, Ann!

    Chris T., parent, Duke University, Early Decision

  • I GOT INTO BARNARD! Thank you so much for your help with my essays - I couldn’t have done it without you, Ann! This is the second time you’ve helped me get into my first choice school. I’m so excited!

    Carson K., student, Barnard College (and Lick-Wilmerding High School, San Francisco, CA)

  • I can’t sing Ann’s praises enough. My daughter was so overwhelmed by the whole application process, on top of juggling all her AP classes junior and senior year. Ann helped Lauren organize her priorities and create a realistic schedule. And just feel calmer about all of it! From the notes I’ve seen, Ann gives writing advice in such a thoughtful and articulate way. She pushed Lauren through some tough spots when she felt stuck. She’s also really empathetic and funny! You’ll love working with her!

    Sarah W., parent, Occidental College

  • I’m so glad I got to work with Ann! She was very approachable and friendly. Ann encouraged me throughout the process of writing and gave me valuable feedback, and she helped me produce an essay that I am really proud of. And I got into my first choice school! Thank you, Ann!

    Ava L., student, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Daytona Beach

  • We had a wonderful experience working with Ann Moon. As parents, we experienced Ann as very efficient, organized, skillful, trustworthy, and highly competent. Our daughter enjoyed working with Ann and felt that her input and guidance took her college essays to the next level!

    Amanda and Bryan B., parents, American University

  • Ann! I got accepted into Emerson with a scholarship! I just wanted to thank you again for helping me. I really was so lost without you. So again, thank you for everything!!

    Ella M., student, Emerson College, Early Action

  • I will admit, I had no idea how to help my son with the college stuff. It’s gotten so complicated. I was so relieved when a friend recommended Ann. My son hit it off with her right away and ended up writing his main essay and two supplemental questions rather quickly. He got into his first choice, Early Decision! Thank you, Ann!

    Susan T., parent, Tufts University, Early Decision

  • Ann is a great writing coach who communicated things in a clear way so that it made sense to me. I appreciated that she respected me and treated me like an adult, but she also seemed to remember how hard it can be to figure all this out. I’m going to miss her!

    Christine B., student, Boston University