Craft unique essays to recieve U.S. education scholarships. Maximize admission potential with a proven system.
Get admission offers with funding by expressing your individuality. Stand out among thousands with your unique story.
If you feel that writing essays is like climbing Mount Everest without any gear, you're not alone. Each of our students felt overwhelmed too. They asked:
U.Essay is your guide to writing unique admission essays to stand out among thousands of applicants. Instead of procrastinating and stressing out, you will craft essays in small simple steps and even have fun while doing it! After mastering the U.Essay method, you will never get lost in admission essays again. So, if you're feeling lost on your way to America, give U.Essay a shot.
It's a total game-changer for your admissions process!
- What do I write to get admission officers' attention?
- How do I craft a story worth $350,000?
- Why do I struggle to express my ideas?
U.Essay is your guide to writing unique admission essays to stand out among thousands of applicants. Instead of procrastinating and stressing out, you will craft essays in small simple steps and even have fun while doing it! After mastering the U.Essay method, you will never get lost in admission essays again. So, if you're feeling lost on your way to America, give U.Essay a shot.
It's a total game-changer for your admissions process!
Without Stasi I wouldn't be able to tell my story so well and present myself to the admission committee. I was so worried that I wouldn't fully express myself in admission essays. Stasi made it easier than ever.
Tell your story to get U.S. education funding. Showcase eloquent writing, your transformation, and your mission. Stand out among thousands of applicants with ease through a proven admission offer system.
— Maria G., Barnard College '25, Columbia University ($869,716 funding at Barnard, Wake Forest & Case Western Reserve)
I got rejected the first time I applied to study in America. I struggled to convey my background and ideas in compelling essays. That’s when I sought out U.Essay. In this unique course, I transformed my experiences into my self-selling story and crafted perfect essays aligned with my personal goals and university values. I applied Early Decision and got accepted at Yale University with a full ride!
Earn admission officers' approval through engaging storytelling, captivating essay hooks, and your unique character. Master proven structure techniques to write any admission essay fast and with ease.
— Maria H., Yale University '28 ($359,196 funding)
Stasi's essay method got me into Wesleyan with a full ride. She helped me find my mission through in-depth work with every application element. Her commitment to my success inspired me to give back too and help others get into American universities.
Secure admission offers with funding by showing why you should get admitted over other applicants throughout your entire U.S. application.
— Misha Y., Wesleyan '18 ($255,452 funding)
Essays were my biggest struggle. Stasi’s program empowered me to highlight my character in the application. We dug deep into my background to find the best story. Thanks to U.Essay, I received an acceptance letter from Brown!
Impress admission officers and get admission offers from your top choice school with funding through clear, eloquent, and concise essays.
— Veronika G., Brown University '26 ($320,000 funding)
Secure admission offers with funding with strategies from full ride essays that got into Harvard, Yale, Brown, and Dartmouth. Submit your U.S. application with confidence.
What U.Essay students say 🤍
- Essays were my biggest struggle in the application process. I had zero ideas for my personal statement, didn't know how to present my achievements or how to sound eloquent. As the deadlines approached, I felt anxious and lost.
Stasi’s program empowered me to highlight my character in the application instead of listing my achievements and activities. We dug deep into my background to find the best story for my application, going back and forth in many rounds of editing and polishing to prepare for deadlines.
Thanks to the support from U.Essay I received an acceptance letter from Brown University with $320,000 in funding! - I had achievements in sciences and leadership but didn't know how to tell my story. I had no clue how to write personal essays - and you can't write about academics only if you want to get in.
U.Essay showed me how to craft unique essays. I understood the values of such illustrious universities and the motives of admissions committees that select students.
And U.Essay is not just about writing skills. I especially enjoyed personal coaching - mentors helped me uncover things about myself I never suspected.
I got into the University of Richmond, and Washington and Lee University with a full ride! - In 1 month, Stasi helped me grow from ED rejection to Yale admission. She helped me see that I was rejected due to surface-level essays, inauthentic story, and chaos. I was afraid to show my true self. Stasi showed me how to make my power shine in my Yale application💙
We shaped my background story in my Personal Statement. Unraveled my true self in supplemental essays. Absolutely nailed the interview with Yale alumni.
After just one month, I was astonished! My essays became mature and detailed and conveyed my story.
March 29th. 01:40 AM - Yale applicant portal - “Lalalala we are Yaaaaaaleeeeee” - I’m screaming!!!
This can be YOU🫵🏻 Yes! You💙
Meet U.Essay founder
Anastasiya Prokhorenko, aka Stasi
American education changed who I am. I am a different person from the one who applied to Andover and Exeter back in 2012. Thanks to the education and professional experiences I had in the U.S., my life trajectory is continuously changing, charged with the foundation I built at Andover and Middlebury. I could change my life and go from surviving to thriving. At U.Essay, I will show you how you can do it too.
A few of Anastasiya's qualifications:
- First Ukrainian accepted at Andover and Exeter ($245,000 funding). Accepted at Middlebury, Colby, Colgate, Franklin & Marshall, Trinity, U of Rochester, Bucknell.
- Graduated from Middlebury College ’19, Phillips Academy Andover ’15, Harvard Summer Session ’14
- Continue to strive for excellence through work with internationally acclaimed brain coach Simone Fortier and Hoffman Process. The more I learn, the more people I can serve.
$6,200,000+
— in scholarships and grants with exceptional essays to study in America and Canada.
- I was confused, wrestling with writer's block, and feeling lost in a sea of uninspiring ideas. I was desperately looking for a way out.
And wow, what a transformation! U.Essay was a game-changer for me. I learned how to overcome writer's block, to reflect and produce impeccable essays.
But that's not all - I used to shy away from networking, but now I know how to present myself and build successful connections. I've made significant strides in my career on top of writing stellar essays for U.S. admissions!
U.Essay was a turning point for me - I got into JHU with a full ride. I gained confidence, skills, and tangible results. Thank you for this transformative experience❤️ - I came to Stasi after weeks of searching for an admissions agency. They all seemed like a conveyor system shaping the same good but boring applicants. With Stasi I saw the path to building an authentic application.
I struggled with expressing emotions. Stasi helped me reflect on my background and feelings to find more than an application story but one I truly cared about. This definitely set me apart from other applicants.
Stasi went through every word and sentence, showing me how to improve. I continue using Stasi's methods as a student at CWRU — it helped me ace my first-year writing seminar. - I struggled with organizing my thoughts and finding a great topic. I kept writing about broad philosophical ideas that had nothing to do with me...I felt stuck. I had no idea what my strengths were and how to present myself to the admissions committee successfully.
After mastering the U.Essay method, I enjoy writing essays! I fully understood myself and my strengths and found deeper meaning in what I do and why I do it, which enabled me to choose universities that truly match who I am.
I discovered many nuances of writing, received support, and gained a new community in my life that can be called a family❤️
F.A.Q
It depends on where you are in your journey and your grade.
In grade 8, you will have the first opportunity to apply to America to study at a boarding school as a 9th grader. Start writing your essays at least 12 months before the deadline.
In grades 9-10, you can apply to study at an American boarding school as a 10 or 11th grader. Start writing your essays at least 12 months before the deadline.
In grade 11, you can apply to study at American universities or boarding schools. Start writing your essays at least 9 months before the deadline.
The optimal time to start is right now to optimize your path to admission offers with funding.
Great question! The first step is to get admitted. Your primary source of funding will most likely be the program you get admitted to. Be sure to ask the school for all the resources and every type of funding available. You can also apply for additional external funding either in your home country or in the U.S.
Depending on where you are in your journey, your academic area of interest should be solidified by grade 11. I recommend researching which universities would be best suited to your interest. For example, Google “top universities USA [your interest] bachelors degree”. Look up each program’s website and do in-depth research. Collect all programs best suited to your academic results in a spreadsheet.
No, many students get into top schools with funding without extraordinary achievements. When I got into Andover and Exeter with $245,000 of funding, my biggest achievement was the all-Ukrainian Olympiad in English, and I wasn’t a straight-A student. For those without international achievements, unique essays help stand out among thousands of applicants.
After you receive the acceptance letter and enroll in your program, you will receive a form I-20. You will apply for an F-1 student visa through your local U.S. consulate.
Depending on where you apply, you will write 25-30 essays. To some schools like Middlebury, you will submit only one essay. Most schools with a lot of funding resources require at least one supplemental essay, and there are schools with more than one essay requirement. For example, to apply to Stanford University, you will have to write 5 short answers and 3 short essays.
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