Grace graduated magna cum laude from Princeton University with a degree in Comparative Literature and certificates in European Cultural Studies and Vocal Performance. She is currently a Master’s Candidate in Italian Studies at Georgetown University. During her time at Princeton, Grace received the Department of Comparative Literature Junior Paper Prize, the Zoya Shoaib Student Leader Award, the Sonya Rudikoff Gutman Choral Award, and Honorable Mention for the Department of Comparative Literature Senior Thesis Prize. Grace worked as a Writing Fellow in the Princeton University Writing Center from 2019-2022, as a Peer Academic Advisor from 2020-2022, and as Translator/Research Assistant for the PEMM Project under Professor Wendy Belcher. In addition, she worked as an intern in Princeton University’s Firestone Library Special Collections during the summer of 2019.

Jordan is a student at Harvard College, set to graduate with a degree in Neurobiology, a secondary in Translation Studies, and a citation in German. Jordan is also a first-generation, low-income (FGLI) college student. On campus, he is Co-President of the Harvard Undergraduate Global Health Forum, a chair for PRIMUS (an organization for FGLI students), and Managing Co-Editor of the Harvard Brain Journal. In his free time, Jordan can be found researching at Boston Children's Hospital or learning languages. Having lived in Germany, Moldova, and the US, Jordan speaks German and English, and he is still learning Russian. Currently, he is working on translating literature from German to English. Now a consultant, Jordan is poised to help you craft an application that best reflects who you are and guide you through the overwhelming college application process.

Haley is a student at Stanford University studying Political Science with a concentration in Justice and Law. On campus, she has worked as the Head of Communications for StanfordVotes, the prominent youth civic engagement organization on campus, and is the Vice President of Communications for her sorority, Pi Beta Phi. In addition to her coursework, Haley is an intern for RepresentWomen, a non-profit organization dedicated to breaking down structural barriers for women running for public office. In her free time, she enjoys taking photos on her film camera, trying new coffee shops around campus, and watching her favorite TV shows. As a Next Admit consultant, Haley is excited to use ker knowledge to help students navigate this stressful but exciting time in their lives!

Tierra is a student at Brown University studying English on the Nonfiction Writing track. She is a Literary Section Editor for The College Hill Independent, works as a peer writing tutor, and is trained as a copy editor. She also helps to organize an annual nonfiction writing lecture series and serves as the first point of contact for the Brown University Writing Center. In high school, Tierra graduated as valedictorian, served as the editor of a literary magazine, and won multiple regional and state-level awards for speech and essay-writing. In her free time, she enjoys singing, cafe hopping, and hosts a weekly Survivor watch party! As a Next Admit consultant, Tierra is excited about making the college application process more approachable and helping students best achieve the aims of their essays.

Noor graduated from Harvard with a double degree in Neurobiology & Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, as well as a Master of Arts in NELC with a focus on Islamic Studies. She is interested in medicine and assuring equitable healthcare for immigrant communities. At Harvard, she was involved in research relating to women’s and newborn health in Uganda. In the future, she hopes to use her interest in science, languages, and cultures to improve the quality and outcomes of medical procedures. Noor's excited to help students bring a personal touch to their college applications!

Mia is a first-generation college student at Yale University majoring in Global Affairs and Ethics, Politics, and Economics. At Yale, Mia is a brief writer for Yale Undergraduate Moot Court and a producer for the Full Disclosure podcast at the Yale Daily News. In High School, Mia spent her time in various leadership roles, seeking resources to get into University. In her free time, Mia enjoys hiking, running marathons, and discussing a good book with friends. Mia is excited to help students from all backgrounds craft their own narratives as they go through the college application process.