
Jason Y.
- Computer Science, B.S.
- Statistics, B.S.
- MBA — Deferred Admit

Narrative formation and winning strategies.


Narrative formation and winning strategies.


Storycraft, standout essays, and the humanities.


Engineering & STEM extracurriculars, and athletics.
Three Del Mar natives and Canyon Crest Academy graduates. Three top-tier degrees. Meaningful experience at high-caliber tech firms. Between the three of us: 50+ AP classes taken and the lowest SAT score being a 1550. We’ve cleared the exact bars most students are aiming for: the most competitive public high school in Southern California, the most selective institutions in the country, the operator roles that hire from them, and landing promotions in those roles. We have spent time as admissions assistants at our respective institutions during university, and we have worked with former AOs from all of the T10. In the ever-shrinking attention economy, we know which essays sway adcoms, which extracurriculars compound, and which strategies are noise.
We’re a lean team and we move quickly. Transparency and complete (sometimes brutal) honesty are non-negotiable for us — we’ll tell you what matters on day one, not a week before applications are due. Our edge isn’t experience for its own sake; it’s that we’re meaningfully younger than the average consultant. Most admissions consultants that you see in local firms and franchised locations applied to college in a different era and aren’t fully calibrated to how admissions actually works today, particularly in the age of AI. We coach the landscape as it exists now, not the one others remember.
This approach won’t suit every family. Some may prefer a softer touch and more cushion around hard feedback — and we’ll genuinely encourage those families to find a better fit elsewhere. Our position is the same either way: we’d rather tell you what’s lacking now than have you find out on decision day.