TESTIMONIALS
T.S.
I can’t thank you enough for your support …you served both as a sounding board and an influential voice throughout the process. I have said many times, I shudder to think of what my application would have looked like without you.
M.W.
I had the unique experience of working with Stratus Admissions Counseling for two application seasons. In 2016, my counselor helped me get accepted to three elite MBA programs. However, unforeseeable circumstances forced me to postpone my plans to pursue an MBA. Because I had such a great experience in the past, when I was ready to reapply, I contacted my counselor at Stratus immediately to ask her if she was willing to help me again. This has proven to be one of the best decisions that I have ever made, as I was accepted by five elite MBA programs this year with scholarships from four of them.
A.V.
From my first consultation call, my counselor was honest with me. She straight up told me that H/S/W would be a very uphill climb, but that she would do everything in her power to help me achieve that goal. My counselor was extremely supportive and provided a very personalized experience. She took the effort to really get to know me – where I come from, where I want to go, what my beliefs and motivations were, in order to help me tell my story. I am so grateful for everything she did for me. Yes, using an admissions consultant is pricey, but it is well worth getting into your dream school.
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