College Admissions Services
The Auguste Route
Let us walk you through the twists and turns of college admissions.
From figuring out niche academic passions to mapping a step-by-step plan for maximizing your chances of landing at your dream schools, Auguste offers packages to meet your every need.
Our Method
The Auguste Difference
Roadmap & Narrative Strategy
Cohesive & unique narrative formation around intellectual interest and personal identity - no strategy will be the same!
1-1 Essay Guidance
One-on-one sessions on how to identify each student’s best stories. Includes structural and thematic recommendations.
X-Factor Project
Guidance to develop a one-of-a-kind community engagement project to maximize chances of admissions.
Professional Writers
Final essay revisions by award-winning, published authors. We will make sure that every word you write is outstanding and that you craft the perfect narrative.
PhD Research Program
Conduct research and write a research paper for submission to a high school or undergraduate journal through mentorship by an Ivy-League PhD tutor in a relevant field.
Mentorship Focus
We take time to get to know our students. As mentors and not just counsellors, we want to learn about our students’ personalities, likes, dislikes, hopes, anxieties and dreams.
The X-Factor Project
The X Factor Project is a unique community engagement project tailor-made to every student's individual interests and passions. Here's our four step process for helping you explore, create, and scale your project!
Past X-Factor Project Examples
Engineering
Student interested in engineering, we helped robotics car racing league, he conducted research on material science, aerodynamics and design, got into NYU
Environmental Science
Student interested in environmental science, we helped her start a composting club at her school, later expanded the club into middle school chapter and for students to recycle at home, got into WashU
Robotics
Student interested in robotics, we helped him with 3D printing project that prints memory games for seniors with alzheimer's, got onto local news, got into Stanford