Over the years, we have helped thousands of applicants prepare their college and graduate school applications. Whether you are applying to college, graduate school, an MBA program, medical school, or law school, your admissions essays (Statement of Purpose, Common Application Essay, Letters of Recommendation, etc.) will greatly benefit from editing and proofreading by our admissions editing experts. Below are just a few of the many Wordvice clients who have been admitted to schools in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and other countries around the world.
Health Economics and Health Services Research
Master of China Development Studies
Finance
Engineering
Business Management
Methodology and Statistics
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
Computer Science
Foreign, Second and Multilingual Language Education
Education
ECONOMICS
Business Administration
Theoretical Physics
Bioengineering
Physics
Communication
global security, conflict, and cybercrime
Area Studies
English Language Learners
Computer Science
Big Data Systems
Sport management
Biological Sciences
Rollins School of Public Health
Human Nutrition
Master of Science in Information Systems
Chemistry
MBA
Politics
Public Administration
Management
MSc in Accounting and Finance
Finance
Adult Gerontology Primary Care DNP
Human and Computer Interaction
Biomedical Engineering
Communication and Media
Data analytics
B.S Neuroscience
Computer Science
Economics
Master of Economics
Design
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MBA
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Biomedical Science
Media Studies
Human-Computer Interaction
Master in Management, Business Management
Master of Law
Architecture, Ph.D.
Master of public health
Art History
International Relations
Master of Accounting
Advertising
Library and Information Science
Public Health
Related to the Medicine
Computer Science
MA - Design for people
Social Welfare
Peace and Conflict Studies (MA)
Strategy
Urban Design (Master)
Nursing
Nursing
Linguistics
Business
Communication program
Special Education
Computer Science, PhD
Nursing
Master of Science in Marketing
Computer Science, PhD
Communication
Executive MBA Program
FINANCE
Nursing
Nursing
Applied Mathematics
Materials Sciences and Engineering
Humanities
Food security
International management program
SUNY-Binghamton/ Literature
Msc Development Administration and Planning
Master in Education
MSc in Clinical Pharmacy
History
International Relations
Master of Arts in Data Science
Master of Science in Analytics
PhD in Marketing
Global Ph.D. Fellowship (GPF)
Master of Science in Islamic finance and management
Master of Arts in International Policy Studies
Master of Business Administration

Interview Date: 2026-10-22
I think it is necessary. Because I had narrowed my applications down to a single school, I was determined to be accepted and did not want to compromise on the quality of my documents. The SOP (Statement of Purpose) needs to convey research interests and career coherence within a limited word count, and I felt that not only grammatical accuracy but also logical flow and natural expression directly affected the assessment. Even when you feel you have written well enough, Japanese-style phrasing may remain, or some parts may be hard to understand as intended. Precisely because application opportunities are limited, I think there is great value in reducing anxiety even a little through third-party editing.
I strongly recommend starting early. Recommendation letters in particular take time from request to submission, so it is reassuring to consult recommenders two to three months before the deadline. It is also important to research the target faculty members’ work and papers thoroughly beforehand. I could not contact faculty directly because of time constraints, but I made a point of showing specifically in my SOP how their research topics connected with my experience and interests. If you have time, I think contacting faculty beforehand would provide even more reassurance. I recommend rewriting the SOP repeatedly rather than trying to complete it in one attempt.
Yes, I would recommend it. Comments explained not only the changes but also why those expressions were better, helping me recognize my own English habits. The turnaround time was clear too, so I could use the service with peace of mind even as the application deadline approached.

Interview Date: 2026-04-13
I think it is very necessary. Application essays are an important window through which admissions officers learn about your background, academic abilities, and future potential. Even after checking them repeatedly yourself, there will inevitably be places where the logic is unclear, the wording is not idiomatic, or the structure is less than ideal. Irwin’s editing can make the essay clearer, more professional, and more persuasive, while avoiding misunderstandings caused by grammatical errors or cultural differences.
I would advise everyone to start preparing early and leave plenty of time to refine each document. Especially with essays, do not submit the first and only version. Write an initial draft yourself, then ask someone experienced or a professional service to review and polish it. Also, tailor your essays to different schools and programs instead of using one essay for every application. Finally, stay patient and confident. Applying requires time and energy, but every step of your effort will be reflected in the final result.
Yes. With Wordvice’s application essay editing service, I ultimately received an offer from the University of Hong Kong. Editor Irwin was very professional: he not only corrected grammar and wording issues but also helped improve the structure and logic, making my personal statement clearer and more persuasive. Without this editing, my application outcome might have been completely different. I sincerely recommend Wordvice.
Interview Date: 2025-11-28
I think professional English editing helps a great deal, because without being an expert it is difficult to translate Korean expressions into English with 100% accuracy.
For graduate school, I think a clear direction for your studies and research makes writing a research proposal easier. If it is difficult to choose a topic, I recommend consulting many of your supervisor’s papers.
This was my first time using it, and I was very satisfied. I really liked the native English editing service, so I would be willing to use it again if the opportunity arises.

Interview Date: 2025-07-19
Yes, I think it is important. As a Korean, it is inevitable that some English expressions will be awkward, and editing can help correct these difficulties. Personally, I believe the chances of acceptance rise when the writing is comfortable for the reader to read.
It may sound obvious, but I think it is important to keep checking how many days remain until the document submission deadline. It would be a shame to produce something you are satisfied with only to find the deadline has already passed.. Also, both colleges and graduate schools often hold one-to-one consulting sessions, coffee chats, and similar events in Korea (especially Seoul). I recommend checking the schedules carefully and attending. I think discussing your questions with the person in charge and thinking about how to improve your chances of acceptance will definitely help a great deal.
I think I would recommend it. The person in charge corrected things I had missed and condensed wordy sentences to make them polished. I also liked that each change had a comment to make it easy for me to understand. An acquaintance recommended it to me too, so this was my first time requesting work from Wordvice (EssayReview), and personally it was a very satisfying experience.

Interview Date: 2025-06-02
Yes. Editing greatly improves the content and wording of the documents, which can increase the chances of acceptance.
Prepare early and seek professional help.
Yes. The service is professional and always returns the document on time.
Interview Date: 2024-11-29
They find things that I could not catch, no matter how much I used ChatGPT.
Yes, they are kind and do a good job.
Yes, they are kind and do a good job.

Interview Date: 2023-11-07
I think it is absolutely necessary. The arrangement of writing in Japanese and English is fundamentally different. Having a native-speaking teacher check the text, including that aspect, helps communicate your thoughts more accurately to people in the destination country.
As a student, it is very helpful to have a university teacher check your work for free, but the time available for editing may be very limited, the work may be done carelessly, or requests may not be accepted during vacations. At such times, Wordvice provides timely, fast, accurate corrections and advice. It also teaches you how to structure writing in English: how to convey your thoughts more effectively, what to cut, and what to emphasize. As a paid service, it proposes high-quality writing, and the advice is very useful. People planning to study abroad naturally want to keep expenses down, but I think this is a necessary expense to secure that opportunity.
This is the service I most recommend among editing sites! Compared with other companies, some only edit the text, while some have a minimum two-week turnaround. Wordvice edits the actual document, so the overall structure is also checked, and an early delivery date can be set. I submitted my personal statement with a month's leeway. I submitted it three times in total at a not-too-high cost. Having the same teacher review it made it possible to assess the situation quickly, while submitting only parts kept costs down and let me have only the necessary sections edited. If I have another application opportunity, I would absolutely like to use this service again!
Interview Date: 2023-05-15
In Japan, many people have very few experienced applicants around them. Editing by a highly experienced native speaker provides objective advice and suggestions on expressions and structure that catch the reader's eye, so I believe English editing is necessary.
Since studying at graduate school abroad is not very common in Japan, you may feel anxious about insufficient support from those around you. US graduate school applications are particularly demanding, but remember that your TOEFL score is only the starting point. Rely as much as possible on the resources available and work earnestly toward your dream, and a bright future will naturally await you.
It is my top recommendation: a trustworthy editing service with outstanding value for money.

Interview Date: 2023-05-14
English editing brings the grammar closer to native-speaker usage and improves overall fluency.
Prepare application materials well in advance.
Definitely. Wordvice saved me a great deal of polishing time!
Interview Date: 2023-03-27
Before applying to study abroad, I had taken English classes for a year while preparing for exams, so I thought my initial personal statement had no major problems. My study-abroad consultant had also polished it once. But when I received Wordvice's revised documents, I realized there were still so many things that could be adjusted. The editor also suggested improvements to the structure and even inconsistencies in my reasons for applying, helping me understand more clearly what I wanted. I highly recommend having your English polished at least once.
I would suggest using a consultant or application agent. Some agents are free now, but I still recommend having a professional company revise the application documents.
It is really fantastic, and I find the different turnaround options very flexible.

Interview Date: 2023-02-05
I believe English editing is necessary for university application documents. Even if you are confident in your English, your perspective still differs from a native speaker’s. They point out things you never noticed, which also helps improve your own English skills.
By checking each item carefully and completing the procedures with plenty of time rather than at the last minute, I think you can prepare calmly without feeling rushed.
I recommend it. I compared various translation websites, but Wordvice stands out for its careful, accurate translations.

Interview Date: 2023-01-13
Yes. After all, I am not a native speaker, and study-abroad application documents require precise wording, so professional editing provides greater peace of mind.
Start preparing application documents early.
Yes. They keep to the timing very precisely, the pricing is transparent, and the services consistently meet a good standard.

Interview Date: 2022-12-19
Yes. I think it is essential, especially if you feel your English is not at a native speaker’s level.
If you are not strongly convinced about your choice of major, try sharing your research results or portfolio with others. An outside perspective may provide the answer.
Yes. I have already recommended it, and a friend applying to graduate school this time is using it too.

Interview Date: 2022-12-19
It is an essential step. If you want professional-level writing, I believe getting professional help is a must.
Beyond the university’s name and reputation, I encourage you to check whether it is in a city or region where you actually want to study.
Yes. I have already recommended it, and my friend is using it too.

Interview Date: 2022-12-19
When applying to a school, your SOP will be the first impression that represents you. I believe a piece of writing that has received professional help even once will make a much more polished impression than one written entirely on your own.
Check the application timeline in advance, and let the professors you will ask for recommendation letters know ahead of time.
Yes. I have already recommended it, and my friend says they are using it too.

Interview Date: 2022-12-11
They approach it professionally and provide more precise content.
First list experiences that set you apart and emphasize your strengths! I strongly suggest having a professor in the relevant field review it first to strengthen the connection to the field!
Yes. This in-depth editing was very quick, and besides correcting grammar, they also provided many suggestions for adjusting the content! Highly recommended!

Interview Date: 2022-12-07
Definitely, yes, because the essay has to be grammatically correct. Also, it was helpful to receive advice on vocabulary, which improved the precision of the meaning in my essay.
If possible, ask a professor to read your SOP first, and then use Wordvice's services, because the content is important.
Yes, the service is prompt, and your essay will be improved!

Interview Date: 2022-11-27
My writing is pretty bad on its own. It is better to have someone help.
Start early. Every school’s requirements are very different.
It is pretty good. At least having someone else look at it gives me more peace of mind.
Interview Date: 2022-11-18
Yes~ The editors write very detailed comments on what needs correcting and clearly explain the article’s strengths and weaknesses.
If you are not using an application agency, I suggest Wordvice editing. It is the best editing service I have found.
Yes! The price is affordable. Some editing services charge a lot and still do not edit the documents carefully.

Interview Date: 2022-10-02
Yes. The content needs to be finalized first.
Use Wordvice.
Yes. The editor was very attentive and helped a great deal.

Interview Date: 2022-09-19
It is definitely necessary. Vocabulary and grammar are assessed as much as content, and even if those are correct, using natural phrasing throughout an entire text is almost impossible, so revisions by others, such as native speakers, are necessary.
I think the best thing is to have someone you can ask immediately when you encounter a problem.
It is a trustworthy service: every one of my several uses has provided high-level editing, and they reliably respond to my requests.

Interview Date: 2022-06-07
Yes. I was able to notice so many flaws in my SOP thanks to the reviews
Put all your effort into the essay statements and be yourself.
Absloutly!
Interview Date: 2022-03-25
Required. Because we are not taught that in school.
It is best to rely on professionals.
Of course. More than one person will be using it.

Interview Date: 2022-03-14
Yes, it was helpful to see what could be done to improve the point that I wanted to make to others, especially people from the admissions committee
I think that you should do your research on the school that you are planning to apply to: take a look at the course plan for the major you are looking at, ask current students for opinions through Reddit, or even email some of the faculty for information
Yes I would, it was a easy and simple but good experience to improve my essay.

Interview Date: 2022-03-14
Yes, as it strengthened my application with a good-sounding, well-written essay.
I think you should really do your homework before thinking about applying to college.
Yes, I would. It was a good experience to see how my essay could have been improved.

Interview Date: 2022-03-01
Yes, because universities do not teach it.
Consulting a professional ultimately saves time.
I have introduced it to friends in academia, who are now using it.

Interview Date: 2022-01-30
Yes. Even without grammatical errors, smoother and more appropriate expressions seem to make the writing more readable and engaging.
I think you can entrust the essay to Wordvice and spend that time working hard on your research.
Yes, I would. I was satisfied and was able to gain admission to a good university.
Interview Date: 2022-01-10
Yes, because it helped me to correct all the grammar error in my essay and refine some sentences to make the essay looks more concise.
Prepare earlier because you will get lots of feedback from editors, and you need enough time to re-write some parts.
Yes, because the services are reliable. You will get your revised essay on time.

Interview Date: 2022-01-08
The polished documents better showcase my application strengths. Thank you to Wordvice for the careful editing.
I recommend communicating clearly before Wordvice edits, leaving the editor a message about how you want your documents polished.
The polished documents have elegant wording and are more appealing.

Interview Date: 2021-12-15
Application documents have established formats and expressions as a minimum standard of etiquette, so accepting professional help is the quickest route. I also think English editing is necessary to improve the content.
Having a third party read your work can also give you an opportunity to develop new ideas. After preparing the documents yourself, I recommend having someone review them. I think Wordvice is worth its price, so why not include it among your options?
When applying to graduate school, I requested editing for a recommendation letter. Not only was the turnaround fast, but I was impressed by the wealth of advice beyond simple corrections. Later, my older sister also had her graduate-school essay reviewed, and thanks to that, she was accepted.
Interview Date: 2021-10-30
As a non-native speaker, I often have grammar or contextual awkwardness, so I really liked that you were thorough with grammar while preserving my writing style.
I think I will use it from time to time even after starting graduate school!
Yes! I am very willing to!

Interview Date: 2021-10-17
Yes. Many errors can only be discovered by native speakers.
The personal statement and resume will have to be revised many times.
The best modification service company, how could I not recommend it?

Interview Date: 2021-09-25
Yes. It can improve your application files.
Just use WORDVICE!
Of course!

Interview Date: 2021-08-16
Yes. Many aspects of formatting and grammar are very important. Since we are not native speakers, it is better to have them check many usages.
You need to describe your education and experiences very carefully to substantiate your choice of school and department.
Yes. Not only is the writing revised well, but the comments also explain why changes are made!

Interview Date: 2021-08-09
Sometimes you inevitably hit a wall. A professional native-speaking editor can correct deviations in meaning, while the overall reading experience of a third-party reader helps revise the documents to their most competitive form!
Be sure to read all the information about your target schools. If you can ask alumni or teachers, you can learn what matters most to them!
Yes! It can relieve a great deal of stress and burden! I will use it again when I need it.

Interview Date: 2021-07-22
I think it was indeed helpful to get another set of professional eyes to look into my essay. Not only did it make the essay much more easier to read but it helped my message come out other areas I had never seen before in the past.
I would say it's a essential part of writing to get it looked by another set of eyes. Leave plenty of time for revision and make sure to show your essays to someone else to get come feedback. then use that feedback constructively to propel your essay to make it the best piece of writing you can make it.
Absolutely! I used this essay for my commonapp personal statement, and I think it was one of the major items in my application that helped me get into my dream school: Cornell!

Interview Date: 2021-06-06
I think English editing is indispensable for application documents for universities abroad. There are conventions, or formal rules, and I found preparing everything on my own quite inefficient. Receiving feedback from actual graduate students and instructors gave me considerable peace of mind.
Starting early and revising repeatedly made me feel that the writing improved each time. Getting advice from many people seemed to make my PS and other materials more polished.
I was impressed that the editors and proofreaders, whose identities I could see, provided more thorough comments than I had expected. I recommend it.
Interview Date: 2021-06-04
My own ability was not enough, so I am glad I used the service. Having a specialist review it also gave me a valuable learning opportunity when I went back over it myself.
I think it is important to understand at least the overall steps of the process as early as possible.
I would particularly strongly recommend it to people considering studying abroad for the first time.

Interview Date: 2021-05-13
I think it is absolutely, absolutely necessary. Awkward English can change the intended meaning or distract from what you want to convey.
I think it is good to check frequently, because deadlines sometimes change depending on the school’s circumstances!
With the recommendation letters and SOP prepared through Wordvice (EssayReview), I was accepted and even received a scholarship. Thank you so much, ㅜㅜ. I wrote and submitted the SOP in a rush, and the editing was a huge help. Thank you so much to everyone who translated it :-)

Interview Date: 2021-05-12
Yes! Definitely. My editor was amazing, and they helped me improve the flow and coherence of my essay, along with fixing some grammar mistakes I hadn't noticed.
Start early and never give up! The process may be exhausting, especially if English isn't your native language, but in the end, it's all worth it.
100% The service is fast, efficient, and affordable.

Interview Date: 2021-04-26
After editing, the document read very smoothly, and I also cleared up some grammar points I had not understood before.
I suggest preparing the documents yourself and asking several people to read them, so you can understand what you have written from different perspectives.
I highly recommend Wordvice, especially for the fast, efficient customer service responses.

Interview Date: 2021-04-15
English editing conveys the writing’s intent more clearly. Its influence on the result cannot be denied.
Information from various sources matters, but I definitely recommend contacting the school and your desired supervisor.
Of course, I would recommend it.

Interview Date: 2021-02-27
I handled the entire application myself, and since English is not my native language, I still needed professional editors to polish it. Wordvice’s editors are very professional and patiently answered many questions before and after editing.
Apply to several more schools early on to give yourself more choices. Keep expectations modest and let scholarships take their course.
Yes. I especially recommend Barrett H. for résumé editing.

Interview Date: 2021-02-26
After all, I am not a native English speaker, so some usage is inevitably imprecise. Professional editors can correct grammatical errors and make sentences flow better, letting me submit documents confidently, knowing their quality is assured.
I recommend having application documents reviewed by a professional native speaker to check that the grammar and meaning flow smoothly.
Yes. Editing is efficient, and the quality is very satisfactory too.
Interview Date: 2021-02-23
Yes, be sure there are no grammatical errors and that the writing style is consistent.
Allow enough time to revise the application essays.
Definitely. The price is moderate and the quality is excellent.

Interview Date: 2021-02-22
Yes, it removes the unnecessary and retains the essentials, making the PS/CV stand out more.
Believe in yourself and remember your original purpose.
Yes! (In fact, I already have.)

Interview Date: 2021-01-22
Yes, polishing helped remove grammatical errors, improve the language, and express my core experiences and reasons for applying concisely and clearly, raising the quality of the essay.
Read the course descriptions and PS requirements carefully on the school’s official website. Make the PS fit the course requirements as closely as possible and have it polished after writing.
Yes. After the PS was edited, the language improved significantly.

Interview Date: 2021-01-18
I was accepted into my dream school, Johns Hopkins University, for a Doctorate of Nursing Practice degree with help from Wordvice.
For graduate school admissions, I highly recommend attending information sessions hosted by the admissions office and finding out how and why the degree you're applying for aligns with what you want to do after you graduate. The more clearly you can make this connection in your essay, the easier it is to write your admissions essay and do well in your interview.
Yes, I would highly recommend this service to others!

Interview Date: 2021-01-12
Yes, editors can revise documents to sound closer to native-speaker usage.
Prepare for the application as early as possible and research the information thoroughly before acting; it is more efficient.
Yes, I find Wordvice very convenient, especially the service allowing manuscripts to be uploaded for editing 24 hours a day. The system is intuitive and easy to use, and I would recommend it to those who need it.

Interview Date: 2020-12-20
The fluency of expression improved noticeably. Even for application documents with a fairly good underlying line of thought, polishing the language is still very necessary for Chinese applicants.
Prepare your application documents as early as possible and revise repeatedly. Broaden your thinking so you can consider your application motivations and goals from different angles.
I have already recommended it many times to fellow students applying to graduate programs..

Interview Date: 2020-12-11
Yes. My English is not strong enough, and application documents need smooth logic and accurate expression, which Wordvice's native-speaking editors specialize in and can provide.
I would advise them to assess themselves accurately, carefully analyze their experiences, and choose Wordvice to polish their final application documents.
Yes, thank you very much! I have already recommended you to friends applying to study abroad.

Interview Date: 2020-12-09
Yes. Since English is not my first language, I think the grammar and flow need to be revised to sound natural.
I think it is best to get editing done early so you are not pressed by deadlines.
I have already recommended it to several acquaintances. I recommend it.
Interview Date: 2020-11-30
Although I have learned and used English, formal writing is still very difficult, so editing definitely gives it a more professional feel.
I think preparing well in advance is best, rather than rushing.
Yes, I recommend it because the editing is fast and accurate.
Interview Date: 2020-11-23
Yes, it surely was. It definitely made the difference between a full-ride scholarship and a basic acceptance. Thank you, Wordvice.
Be diligent and use your time well!
Yes, of course.

Interview Date: 2020-11-01
I think it goes without saying. Admission to an American university is a real-world process. An interview might be different, but in areas judged solely on writing, such as an essay or personal statement, I do not think being a foreign applicant excuses sloppy English. Even if your English is limited, submitting your writing as it is without English editing could lead the university to interpret it as a lack of effort and enthusiasm. I think the first step in showing who you are is grammatically flawless writing. Also,
You can absolutely do it on your own without a study-abroad agency. As someone born and raised in Korea, I also felt lost and frightened at the prospect of applying to a university abroad. I completely understand wanting to rely on someone knowledgeable. However, the financial burden was too great, so I decided to prepare on my own, and it was not as hard as I had feared. Write the essay yourself and have it edited, submit the application online, report your official English test scores online, send the required documents (official transcripts, a copy of your visa, and so on) yourself via FedEx, and then wait for the results in the tracking system—that is it. There were a few instances of trial and error along the way, but you should be able to resolve them. In fact, depending entirely on an agency and not knowing how things are progressing would be more unsettling. Besides, even with an agency, we still have to do much of the work ourselves, so I do not think it offers an enormous advantage. Thanks to sites like Wordvice (EssayReview), my first independent study-abroad experience seems to have gotten off to a successful start. I hope to keep using it often during my studies and graduate successfully as well.
Of course. However, satisfaction may vary depending on the editor. I like my editor, but... others may not feel the same, so I am cautious about making a definite claim. Still, other reviews are generally positive too, so it seems the editors are all of a high standard. My younger sibling and several friends are considering studying or working abroad, and I will enthusiastically recommend this site to them.

Interview Date: 2020-06-16
Yes, it is essential. It helped a lot.
I think I have found the right editor for me at Wordvice and can entrust my work with peace of mind. Camille S. was the best.
Yes. I was particularly pleased with my editor. Communication was smooth, they reviewed it wholeheartedly, and they thoughtfully answered all my questions well. Thank you. Thanks to you, I feel I completed a good SOP.

Interview Date: 2020-03-05
Be sure to have the English edited before submitting an application, because even people who have received rigorous academic writing training, if they are not native English speakers, find it difficult to produce drafts meeting English-speaking countries’ expectations for graduate students.
Begin preparing documents two to three months early, because revision is a very lengthy process.
Wordvice is well suited to people who can independently write an entire statement but whose English is not at native level. They provide comprehensive revision services at reasonable prices, so I highly recommend Wordvice.

Interview Date: 2020-01-28
I used the English editing service and am satisfied because it helped reduce mistakes.
I think it is important to prepare documents that readers can read without being distracted by problems.
I am very satisfied that you carefully check not only grammar and spelling but also vocabulary and tone choices in context.

Interview Date: 2020-01-13
Yes, because the editor used many sophisticated words, making the writing more professional.
Using Wordvice for professional editing can increase your chances of success.
Yes, because the editors are very professional.

Interview Date: 2019-12-23
It is necessary. Seeing the edits made me realize that it takes tremendous training for a non-native speaker to produce polished writing.
The English itself does need editing, but I think it is best to first think things through carefully yourself and build the structure around a clear central idea.
Of course. I would definitely recommend it to junior colleagues.

Interview Date: 2019-11-02
It is better; the writing flows more smoothly.
Definitely. At least having an editor read it once can correct grammar errors.
I am truly grateful for this service; it helped a great deal.

Interview Date: 2019-10-25
Before you apply the master course,you can modify your CV , personal statement or other things by using WORDVICE. It can give you very profesional feedback.
i will suggest them to reaserch university website clearly and use WORDVICE for application .
yes! because i got nice service.

Interview Date: 2019-10-08
Of course. Do not let others see writing at an elementary-school English level.
I would suggest writing the SOP and similar documents first.
Yes. It is affordable, useful, and fast.
Interview Date: 2019-09-25
Yes. For non-native English speakers, editing can polish grammar and word choice, effectively improving how their language ability is presented.
Gathering information is important. Carefully reading the school’s official website, using search engines to learn about schools and departments, and contacting alumni through social media can help you determine whether a program is one you like and need. It also helps you understand the school’s requirements and write more competitive application documents.
Yes. Communication is smooth, the service is efficient, and the editing quality is good.

Interview Date: 2019-09-19
I think eliminating even one small mistake is important for making a good impression.
Seek opinions from a variety of people and keep going through the revision process.
Yes, I think Wordvice (EssayReview) helped me achieve a good result.

Interview Date: 2019-07-09
I think it is absolutely necessary. Even if you have knowledge of English grammar, being able to write is a different matter.
Expressing all your feelings in your statement of purpose is important, but I think submitting it with correct grammar is also important to convey them properly.
I introduced this company to a friend who wants to attend graduate school abroad. The prices were reasonable, and I also liked being able to set the deadline.

Interview Date: 2019-06-26
As a non-native speaker, I recommend seeking professional editing before submitting documents, to correct grammar and vocabulary and ensure fluent meaning and native-speaker usage.
Start preparing application essays early, so there is sufficient time to improve the content.
Yes, especially for applicants who value efficiency.

Interview Date: 2019-06-13
When applying to UK schools, I was not very familiar with writing an SOP. English editing made my SOP more competitive.
I used Wordvice’s editing service when applying to study in the UK and was successfully accepted into UCL!! Wordvice’s editors are truly meticulous, and customer service responds quickly to questions. I found the whole application process relatively smooth. I recommend it to everyone.
Wordvice’s editors are professional and worth recommending.

Interview Date: 2019-05-03
I think doctoral applications need to give an impression of professionalism. It is therefore important at least to avoid being faulted for aspects other than the essay’s content, and Wordvice’s help was very useful in that respect.
In fact, I was so focused on test scores and the various documents for my applications that I had not given much thought to requesting editing. On the recommendation of a senior peer already studying abroad, I contacted Wordvice on a tight schedule near the end of the application process. Of course, I could receive the result quickly within my requested time, but if I could return to that stage, I think it would be good to allow more time and have it edited several times.
I wholeheartedly recommend Wordvice! When I received the result, it identified things I had not considered, and some comments even took the content into account, which was extremely useful.

Interview Date: 2019-02-20
Yes. Although I had researched online, I still felt quite lost while writing my personal statement. After discussing it with foreign friends and having it edited in English, I realized I had not really grasped the structure and thinking behind an SOP or PS. This process completely transformed my writing. It also helped my command of grammar and word choice.
The application process is truly complicated and stressful. Having sufficient motivation, preparing early (I missed many scholarship opportunities because of procrastination), and actively seeking help are probably the most important things I learned.
Yes. I initially used it on a friend's recommendation. Although I have not researched other editing sites, the service here is quite good and worth trying if you need it.

Interview Date: 2019-02-03
Yes. Many issues with word accuracy and sentence fluency are best revised by a professional native-speaking editor.
SOPs and writing samples (WS) are truly important in PhD applications; standardized test scores only need to meet the requirements.
Yes. The editors are professional and the prices are reasonable.

Interview Date: 2019-01-28
It allows a final grammar check and reduces mistakes, increasing the chances of acceptance.
Review everything carefully and do not give up until the end.
Yes. Thorough, clear suggestions produce a better essay.

Interview Date: 2019-01-16
To avoid thinking in Chinese-style English. Wordvice’s editors are very conscientious: they examine every word and sentence, remove Chinese-influenced English, and express the applicant’s strong motivation in idiomatic English.
1. Finish the GMAT and TOEFL as early as possible. 2. Start preparing essays early, dig deeply into your own small stories, and highlight your strengths. 3. Ask native speakers and friends with above-average English to read your essays, because you have blind spots when writing yourself. 4. Stay in contact with the schools you are applying to. Ask them directly if you have questions; this leaves a strong impression and provides more reliable information.
Yes! The price is fair, delivery is on time (almost always early), and the editing is thoughtful. The feedback is all very useful, and some expressions can even serve as versatile phrases during interviews.

Interview Date: 2018-12-20
Having a native speaker edit the document makes its motivation, grammar, and thinking more complete. It reduces errors and expresses the intended ideas more clearly.
I suggest first deciding what the document should contain, writing it in Chinese, translating it into English, and then sending it to Wordvice for editing.
Yes, definitely. It is really good!

Interview Date: 2018-12-07
After all, I am not a native speaker, and writing often contains unnoticed grammatical and spelling errors. I consider my English average: I scored 15 on the General Scholastic Ability Test and qualified for an exemption from my university’s English courses, but writing a fluent SOP is still extremely difficult. Unless your English is truly excellent and you can independently produce academic writing and the like, it is best to find an English editing service!
1. Prepare early: I put everything off until the last minute and spent only one or two weeks preparing for the GRE and TOEFL. My test performance was patchy, and the scores were rather disastrous. The same went for my SOP: avoiding reality, I delayed it until the final week. If you want someone to discuss and refine the documents with you, rush orders generally cost about 1.8 times as much. Adding up recommendation letters and the SOP, then applying that multiplier, I would have had no money left to eat QQ. I had to choose a quicker editing plan focused on sentences and grammar ><. After uploading my painfully embarrassing SOP to Wordvice and hearing editor Gail L.’s advice, I realized I had some strengths too >///<. The editor pointed out my good points and the areas needing work, and reading the comments gave me a great deal of encouragement.
I found it convenient and fast. If your SOP already has a complete structure and you want correct grammar and smooth sentences, I recommend Wordvice! The editor revises sentences and provides broad suggestions and comments. But if you need structural help, someone to discuss the document with, and three rounds of detailed revision, Wordvice may not be as suitable. If the document is already structured, I would quite strongly recommend it. The extra charge for service within 24 hours is not large either, so it is economical! Finally, although the editor may not see this review, thank you, Gail >////

Interview Date: 2018-12-01
To reduce errors and confirm that the formatting is correct
The SOP is the document that best shows your personal qualities and strengths, so take it very seriously.
Yes, it is easy to use, and the process is fast.

Interview Date: 2018-11-30
I think it is important when you are unsure which words to choose. After editing, I liked that they addressed contextual issues and replaced wording with more appropriate vocabulary. If you have the same concern, keep this in mind!
Before applying, I researched SOPs extensively, but ultimately I saw it as an essay that reveals who you are. I therefore organized it broadly as 1. Motivation for applying, 2. Experience, and 3. The field I want to pursue and my aspirations, and wrote honestly. Rather than using difficult, impressive-sounding words, I had Wordvice (EssayReview) refine language that I would normally use.
I liked that they kept to the deadline, and it seemed that Wordvice (EssayReview) put a lot of care into the work. I would recommend it if someone else needed this kind of help.

Interview Date: 2018-11-26
Word Choices Sentences Structures. ETC....
Senior Year is hard and you have to learn to release.
Yes, It makes my essay more competitive.

Interview Date: 2018-11-05
Even if you are confident in your English, there are nuances only native speakers understand and tips for improvement or admission, so I think English editing is essential.
If applying to several schools, I recommend first gathering information about admission requirements and application periods, then planning exams and applications to suit each school. For document preparation, I think it is important to have a native speaker check every document at least once.
I would definitely recommend it to others who are also aiming to attend universities abroad.

Interview Date: 2018-06-16
Even when I write in English, I think it is good to have the text edited into sentences that are easier for others to understand and expressions that sound more native. It gives me another chance to review my writing from the reader’s perspective.
I created my portfolio in my own style as much as possible. To do that, I think you should avoid relying on, or looking too much at, examples from study-abroad agencies. A portfolio similar to everyone else’s cannot spark interest.
I think it is essential unless you have studied for a long time in an English-speaking culture. I recommend it to friends preparing to study abroad.

Interview Date: 2018-06-04
To help interviewers and others reading the SOP properly understand my motivation for applying, I think professionally edited English is better than my own self-taught style.
Wordvice edits quickly, but prices vary by turnaround time, so it is best to request editing with as much time to spare as possible.
I am grateful for the quick response even to urgent requests. I recommend it to friends around me too.

Interview Date: 2018-05-25
Yes. Even people who have studied English for a long time and write it well may, without a native speaker’s review, express sentences differently from their intentions. Above all, using many expressions that native speakers rarely use can lower the overall quality of the writing.
I do not think I am in a position to offer advice.
Yes, I am actively recommending it even now, because the review is quick and I am always highly satisfied.

Interview Date: 2018-04-25
Yes! I think misused English words or phrases in an application can distort what I want to convey. It seems an essential step for clear communication.
I worried and deliberated more because I was applying for a master’s degree completely different from my undergraduate major, and for an International Joint Award (UK & Germany), which is somewhat unfamiliar to Koreans. I therefore needed clearer and firmer motivation for applying, and received Wordvice’s help to convey it well. I have absolutely no regrets!
Yes, I receive help in many areas, including university and graduate school applications and job applications, and plan to continue :) I recommend it!

Interview Date: 2018-03-28
Yes. First of all, you have someone with a fresh pair of eyes to proofread your writing, including word choice and grammar. Secondly, they help you format the document so that it looks professional. Finally, you may receive some advice on revising the essay.
Start as early as you can.
Yes, I think the service is very helpful: professional, speedy, and user-friendly.

Interview Date: 2018-03-23
There is clearly a difference between my writing and a native speaker’s language, so it becomes much smoother after editing. I can convey what I want to say better.
The SOP plays a very important role in admissions. In my case, despite a low GPA, I was accepted with a scholarship thanks to my SOP and portfolio!
Yes. You can get high-quality editing quickly at a low price.

Interview Date: 2018-03-21
It is important. As I wrote earlier, I believe even a minor error can determine whether you are accepted.
Please allow enough time to prepare, including gathering sufficient application information, thorough editing, and checking your documents.
I have already recommended it to several people around me.

Interview Date: 2018-03-21
Yes. Since even a small error can determine a professor's first impression, I think thorough editing is only natural.
It is important to gather enough information through the internet, books, and various information sessions.
I would, and I have already recommended it to several people around me.

Interview Date: 2018-03-16
As a non-native speaker who has never lived in an English-speaking country, I find it very helpful to check whether my intended meaning and nuances are coming across in writing. Even if the original does not require many changes, it is psychologically reassuring to at least know whether I have written it well.
I think it is good to research things well in advance and carefully double-check even things you have already looked at... Above all, the application process is very long and mentally taxing, so I hope you manage your stress well and take time to have fun when you can.
Yes, I would recommend it.

Interview Date: 2018-03-09
I think it is best to go through this step, because it helped me in many ways, including identifying errors I had not found when reviewing on my own and suggesting smoother expressions.
An essay is a very important part of the application materials, so you need to think it through as much as possible, revise it several times yourself, and then have a professional edit it to gradually develop a better essay.
I have already recommended it to several acquaintances :)

Interview Date: 2018-03-06
It is best to leave time for revisions in advance, as this can make your application documents more appealing.
Be very careful with application documents; it is best to have a professional editor revise them.
Yes, because Wordvice's editors are not only very nice but also very professional.

Interview Date: 2018-03-06
Yes, it is important. Unless you are a native speaker or bilingual student, conveying precise meaning in writing is not perfect, so these editing services seem particularly important to demonstrate academic expertise.
They seem to place more weight on SOPs, SVs, and writing samples than GRE or TOEFL scores. Editing services seem especially important for those documents.
Yes, I have already recommended it to students around me who are preparing applications.
Interview Date: 2018-03-05
Unless you are a native speaker, I think it is difficult to grasp the exact meaning and nuance of the sentences you use. To write a perfect SOP, I see professional English editing as one way to do the very best I can.
Do not be afraid of criticism from people around you; seek advice far and wide!
Yes, of course. : )
Interview Date: 2018-02-28
I moved to the US in my first year of middle school, so my ability to think in an American way when writing essays was somewhat limited. Editing helped me identify my shortcomings, and I think that will help with future essays.
For college applications, I recommend writing two or three essays, if possible, during the summer vacation of 11th grade. The common essay topics are set in advance, so prepare with those. Since questions differ by major and school, it is best to start applying as early as possible, choose the topics, and allow plenty of time to write. Rushing essays leads to many mistakes.
I think people in the 1.5 generation like me, who did not grow up in the US, would benefit even more from essay editing.

Interview Date: 2018-02-28
I think it is very important. Even in Korean, a slight wording difference changes the meaning, so I think native-speaker editing is needed to know which expressions are more natural and whether a grammatically correct expression is still awkward.
The content of the SOP and CV seems more important than language test scores. Meeting the language minimum makes you eligible for consideration, but weak CV or SOP content makes it hard to attract interest.
I did not submit an essay, but used Wordvice for recommendation-letter translation. I liked receiving all the double-checking feedback from at least two native speakers. The price was reasonable too. I think I will use it again.

Interview Date: 2018-02-28
Even if you grew up and studied in an English-speaking country, unless you majored in English literature, you may not know what the admissions committee wants. English editing is extremely helpful, and was helpful for me, in applying with writing that both addresses the committee’s expectations and uses the most natural sentences.
Maintaining good grades is a basic requirement. After that, I think the key is how solidly the SOP is structured and how well you convey your enthusiasm for the program. Recommendations from professors in your field are also very important.
I recommend it because paying a few tens of thousands to around 100,000 won to edit crucial documents that can determine five years of your life is by no means expensive.

Interview Date: 2018-02-26
Yes, because it lets me express my meaning more accurately and makes the essay flow better.
You can choose Wordvice for polishing.
Yes, because Wordvice provides excellent service and high-quality revisions.

Interview Date: 2018-02-25
Yes, I think it's better to provide the revision before submit the documents. While your're writing, there are some points that you can't notice. Especially, grammar error sometimes deduct some points of the application. Double proof is the best way to prevent.
I will suggest them to clear describe their motivation why they intend to apply this degree and what's the most important reason that they require to apply. During the oral test, it's better to prepare some potential reasons while the interviewee asked.
Yes, the service is fast. You can select several types of services to revise documentations. Customized feedback is very good and double proof revised is necessary for applicants.

Interview Date: 2018-02-23
I personally think using editing services before submitting documents further improves their quality, because English professionals may identify blind spots in your writing after reviewing it.
Be sure to prepare early, whether for essays or study-abroad exams. I started too late myself, leaving very little time to prepare for both the exams and the documents.
Yes. WORDVICE’s document editing is excellent in both quality and speed. I highly recommend WORDVICE to anyone needing this kind of service.

Interview Date: 2018-02-11
It is important. I believe application documents cannot tolerate even small mistakes, and an SOP in particular should be reviewed many times and edited before being submitted in the best possible condition.
I hope you devote plenty of time and effort to writing your SOP. Do not begrudge the money spent on editing; keep working until the end to submit it in the best possible condition. Along the way, you might compromise with yourself and think, 'Oh, this is good enough~' But do not do that. I believe you will achieve good results if you keep exchanging productive opinions with editors or acquaintances who can review your documents, and prepare your application so you have no regrets.
A major advantage is the realistic pricing compared with other companies and the ability to place orders on weekends and public holidays. I am grateful that the editors work diligently without weekends or holidays off, and I am fully willing to recommend it to acquaintances preparing to study abroad, as long as the prices and editing quality do not change significantly from their current level.

Interview Date: 2018-02-01
Unless English is your first language, it is essential to have your writing edited to eliminate usage errors that might bother admissions committees.
I think it is important to invest a lot of time in your SOP and recommendation letters to align them with the school.
Yes.

Interview Date: 2017-12-01
Yes! I have lived abroad, but it was my first essay like this, so having someone check it was helpful.
I wish I had known about a site like this beforehand and started preparing earlier!
Yes! I like that the review includes reasons. It also improves the quality of the writing while retaining the content.

Interview Date: 2017-11-30
I think English editing is essential.
You can handle graduate school applications entirely on your own. Study-abroad agencies and document-handling companies... They really have too many clients, so processing is slow and they always miss one or two things. In the end, you check everything yourself from start to finish anyway. I signed up because I was anxious too, but eventually became so frustrated that I did everything myself. Even now, I feel terribly upset about the wasted money.
I strongly recommend it. Personally, Wordvice (EssayReview) helped me a lot. While preparing for US PhD applications, I used it three times in total: twice for my SOP and once for a review paper that a professor additionally requested after an interview. I was satisfied every time. Before Wordvice (EssayReview), I actually had my writing edited at a study-abroad agency in Gangnam. Not only did it take a long time to receive the edited version, but after that long wait, the editing was so terrible (especially the terminology in my field....) that I felt devastated. Then an acquaintance recommended Wordvice (EssayReview), and I received their help. After the semester started, I returned to EssayReview for the first time in a while to have a term paper edited, and I am leaving this review of my graduate school acceptance. If anyone preparing for US graduate school is reading my review, I truly recommend using an English editing site like Wordvice (EssayReview) instead of spending money on a study-abroad agency that is just needlessly expensive.

Interview Date: 2017-11-21
Application documents create the first impression on the school and prospective advisor, so they must be prepared with care. I think English editing greatly helps make an application polished and effective in communicating its message.
Application procedures differ by university, so I recommend carefully checking their websites and organizing the information in advance.
Yes.
Interview Date: 2017-11-20
Application essays are a person’s most important soft asset. They let admissions officers see a more vivid version of you beyond cold, hard credentials, which shows their importance. You must think them through and refine them repeatedly! They are so important!
I would advise choosing a partly DIY approach, so you can learn a lot and avoid becoming passive and unmotivated. Choosing a good editing agency is important, but you should personally handle the preliminary work of selecting schools and programs.
Wordvice serves study-abroad applicants at affordable, accessible prices. I highly recommend it!

Interview Date: 2017-10-29
I have been accepted into Maastricht University’s international management program (supply chain management). I have not yet accepted the offer and am still waiting for results from other schools.
Yes. Professional editing makes documents more concise and aligned with the target school’s requirements, increasing the chances of admission.
Start preparing application documents early and leave time for experienced people to help revise them, so you will not be nervous as the deadline approaches.
Yes, the editor was very dedicated.

Interview Date: 2017-10-09
SUNY-Binghamton / Literature.
A native-speaking editor’s help can make the paper more polished.
If a writing sample is required, it is advisable to invest considerable time and submit a strong piece.
Yes, I would recommend it.

Interview Date: 2017-08-13
UCL MSc Development Administration and Planning
I had been accustomed to American English, but since I was applying to a British university, I thought it was important to have it edited according to British grammar.
Yes.
Yes.

Interview Date: 2017-01-22
I was accepted into a master’s program in education at the University of New South Wales in Australia. I plan to start next month.
Yes, I think it is important. If a school were choosing which is easier and preferable to read—a polished piece or one with grammatical errors—it would naturally choose the former. I think it makes you more competitive.
Even if progress is a little slow, follow the procedure. If it becomes too slow, I think it is also important to keep in touch by email or phone to stay informed about progress.
Yes. I have used Wordvice several times. What I liked was that they always met the promised deadline and provided detailed, understandable feedback. I think it is a useful service when a text contains many academic terms and it is difficult to ask people around you for English editing.

Interview Date: 2016-12-25
It was not my desired university; I was accepted by SK hynix, a major semiconductor company! I am definitely joining!
Perhaps because my first editing experience elsewhere was so poor, I did not expect much. But I was moved to see how thoroughly you reviewed every tiny detail ㅜㅜ. I understand Wordvice and Editage are the two leading services, but seeing Wordvice accommodate customers so much better convinced me to stay here for life, haha. Thank you so much!!!
I can give others advice about companies and their application procedures, haha.
Of course! This is much better than Editage!!!!!! Whenever junior colleagues need paper editing, I will recommend it to all of them!! I am truly moved!

Interview Date: 2016-11-26
I received an unconditional offer for UCL's MSc in Clinical Pharmacy, International Practice and Policy. I accepted the offer.
I think English editing before submitting application documents is very necessary. It can prevent grammar errors and improve readability. Having a professional editor revise the writing ensures its quality.
1) Understand your career plans and start preparing early. 2) Prepare for language tests and application documents at the same time. 3) Research the master's programs you intend to apply to thoroughly, even downloading recent student handbooks. For your main target schools, describe the advantages of their programs as specifically as possible.
Yes. Wordvice's service is punctual and professional, and the prices are reasonable. Service is available even on holidays, which makes it much more convenient.

Interview Date: 2016-04-07
I am conducting research at Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST).
First, I think choosing an appropriate research topic is most important. It should not be unrealistically broad, but too narrow a topic is not good either. It would be even better if anyone looking at it would think it was worth supporting. Second, a deep understanding of your research topic must come first. To achieve that, I suggest reading many relevant papers and magazines.
As mentioned above, choosing a research topic is most important. Based on that topic, the application should describe well how you will independently lead the research and the anticipated benefits to the scientific community from carrying it out.
First, I would advise approaching the interview with confidence. The interview panel includes professors from various fields, not just your particular field. It is therefore hard for me to say what questions will come up, but I think you can answer any question fluently if you enter the interview with a deep understanding of your proposed topic. Additionally, in my case, the interviewers said I must answer only in English, whereas a friend was told to answer in Korean.
Yes, it helped tremendously in preparing the application, and thanks to it I think I wrote the English application well without major problems.

Interview Date: 2016-03-11
I was accepted into the Master of Science in Islamic Finance and Management at Durham University in the UK.
I received a great deal of help writing my personal statement during the initial admissions process. Since it was my first time writing one in English, I initially paid much attention to structure and flow. Through two-person editing, I received detailed structural feedback too, which helped me produce a more solid piece. Later, as I tried to make the writing more polished, there were many additions and changes. Each time, I could use Wordvice editing as the final step, allowing me to finish a piece I felt confident about.
Even after editing, I asked questions about the corrections and was truly surprised at the quick replies. That helped me finish the writing and apply much sooner, and I am very grateful. I have used other editing sites before, but have never experienced such an organized system, fast editing, prompt and detailed post-editing feedback, and affordable prices as Wordvice provides.
I have used Wordvice editing five times in total so far. (Order numbers: #17015, #17186, #17268, #17309, #17508.) The fact that I confidently used it five times throughout the admissions process shows how much trust Wordvice inspired. I expect I will use it a lot while studying in the UK too. I am really pleased to have discovered an editing site that can greatly help with the challenges of studying abroad. From safely submitting my application to receiving my acceptance notice now, Wordvice has been a tremendous help. Once again, I sincerely thank everyone involved.

Interview Date: 2014-08-01
I was accepted into Stanford University’s Ford Dorsey Program in International Policy Studies (IPS).
International affairs and public policy programs generally require an SOP of at least two pages and sometimes four or five, which shows how important it is. They are not merely looking for information absent from the résumé; they assess the student’s specific firsthand experiences, accomplishments, and even writing skills, so I think considerable time should be invested in the SOP.
For essays and SOPs, especially in this field, each school wants a different essay style, so first make sure you understand each requirement. If you reuse one type of SOP with only slight modifications without specifically reflecting the school’s requirements, admissions officers will recognize it immediately, making a good impression difficult. Also, it is important to develop the story and establish a clear outline before writing. Instead of including every career experience and activity, select those relevant to the school and plan ahead so all paragraphs connect closely. I recommend asking senior peers and friends for their opinions and developing the piece from that stage. Finally, even while drafting, before sending it to Wordvice, I recommend Googling every expression and phrase to check whether Americans normally use it in essays and whether there are more appropriate alternatives. I think you need to complete that self-check before using Wordvice to receive a high-quality review rather than minor wording corrections.
First, because I had been educated entirely in Korea with no overseas living experience, there were expressions and hyphenation errors I could not catch myself, however much I Googled. Wordvice caught all those errors, making my essay more polished. They also reviewed the overall structure and logic, not just wording, and sometimes provided in-depth reviews suggesting that a paragraph be changed in a particular direction, which also improved the content quality. In particular, comments on well-written paragraphs helped me understand how to write essays that US schools favor. Finally, the speed of the review and reasonable pricing were major advantages too.
Yes, I would recommend it, and have already recommended it several times to friends preparing for graduate school or jobs abroad. In Korea, once you graduate from university there are virtually no places you can trust to review an essay. I think Wordvice offers not only reasonable prices but also a service backed by experts.

Interview Date: 2014-06-21
I was accepted into London Business School’s MBA 2016.
MBA admissions consider various factors, so it is hard to say exactly how much weight essays carry. However, I can say with certainty that they are very important.
Specifically for essays, it is important to allow enough time to find a topic that brings out your own individuality and to structure the writing. After the first draft, you should also have several people proofread it. Even content that looked good when you wrote it may have a great many things to revise from another perspective.
Since I had written all the content and structure myself, I needed a service that could check the writing’s flow and grammatical errors. Most such companies were overseas and expensive. Wordvice, however, provided the service I wanted at a reasonable price, so I was satisfied.
Yes, I think it is a very good service. Above all, MBA essays should fundamentally be structured and written by applicants themselves, without others’ help, because they need their own individuality. However, as Koreans whose native language is not English, having a native-speaking editor correct expressions and grammar to make them natural is an essential step. I recommend it because this essential service is available affordably.