Ivy League & Elite Admissions Mentorship for Princeton Students

Dedicated to Princeton High School Students

Admissions committees evaluating applicants from Princeton see dozens of students with nearly identical transcripts, rigorous AP course loads, and stellar test scores. To secure admission to Ivy League, top-20 privates, and honors programs like Rutgers Honors College, a student's personal statement must convey genuine intellectual depth and an unmistakable personal voice.

Key Partner & Feeder High Schools:

• Princeton High School (PHS)
• Princeton Day School (PDS)
• Hun School

Convenient In-Person & Virtual Mentorship

Chad works with students across flexible formats designed to respect busy high school schedules and reduce parental transportation burdens:

• Local Study Center Meetings: Available at Princeton Public Library (Sylvia Beach Way) or East Brunswick Public Library.
• Secure Interactive 1-on-1 Video: Evening and weekend sessions held via high-definition Google Meet with real-time shared Google Docs line editing.
• Asynchronous Editorial Feedback: Thorough structural revisions and margin commentary returned within 48 business hours.

The Authentic Voice Difference (No AI Shortcuts)

In high-achieving towns like Princeton, admissions readers are inundated with AI-assisted essays that sound polished but completely soulless. Chad Rodriguez—a certified English teacher trained at Boston University's Wheelock College of Education—uses classical rhetoric and Socratic brainstorming to help your student unearth their authentic story and stand out undeniably.