Write For The Future

Attention Juniors and Parents of Juniors. Enrollment is open for our Individual College Admissions Essay Writing Program. Enrollment is open for the Class of 2027 in Write for the Future’s College Admissions Essay Writing Program.

For enrollment information, email us at [email protected].

Our first Early Bird Special 2 runs until January 15. For more information, contact us at [email protected] to set up a free consultation.

Why Write for the Future? A parent answers that question in this testimonial:"David and the Write for the Future team were a Godsend during the rigorous and stressful college application process. My daughter initially approached the college essay challenge with dread and uncertainty, but after she started working with WFTF, her confidence and sense of self truly blossomed. The team's thoughtful and supportive workshop approach took an overwhelming process and made it a joyful journey of discovery. I have no doubt that the fine quality, diverse breadth and distinctive story telling of her final essays were a direct result of her work with David and the coaching team."
- Lynn Godfrey, Mother of Kaela Godfrey, Class of 2022, New Rochelle High School, Class of 2026, Cornell University

Why Write for the Future? A student en route to Princeton answers that question in this testimonial:“Working with everyone at Write for The Future was amazing. Everyone was very accommodating, and there was always available time to meet practically any time I wanted during the week. Through working with everyone I was able to put all the ideas flying around in my head onto paper in a concise 650-word essay, which is something that would've been impossible to do on my own. For me, Write for the Future goes beyond essays for college, the program helps students learn how to become better writers. The sessions I attended were for writing essays for college, but they doubled as exercises in self-reflection and writing about myself, a practice I struggled with before working with Write for the Future. I am very thankful for everything the Write for the Future team has done for me and recommend the program to anyone and everyone.”
- Alex Gaines, Student, Class of 2023, St George’s School, Class of 2027, Princeton University

Attention Juniors/Rising Seniors: Enrollment is open for the Class of 2024 in Write for the Future’s College Admissions Essay Writing Program. For enrollment information, email us at [email protected].
For more information about our programs, visit us at writeforthefuture.com

Congratulations to Write for the Future’s Class of 2023 for following the tradition of Writing Great Essays and Winning Great Acceptances. In the last five years,our students have enrolled in a variety of schools: Brown (12), NYU (8), Cornell (7), Harvard (7), Morehouse (7), Stanford (7), Tufts (6), Hampton (5), Howard (5), American University (4), Dartmouth (4), Spelman (4), Syracuse (4), Colgate (3), Emory (3), Northwestern (3), University of Chicago (3), University of Michigan (3), University of Richmond (3), Yale (3), Barnard (2), Bowdoin (2), Columbia (2), Elon (2), Georgia Tech (2), Loyola Marymount (2), UNC Chapel Hill (2), University of Miami (2), University of Pennsylvania (2), University of Virginia (2), University of Vermont (2), University of Wisconsin (2), USC (2), Wake Forest (2), Washington University in St. Louis (2), Amherst, Bates, Boston University, Case Western Reserve, Colby, Duke, Emerson, Franklin and Marshall, Georgetown, Glion Institute of Higher Education, Harvard School of Business, Hofstra, Ithaca College, Johns Hopkins, Juniata, Kingsborough, Lafayette, Lehigh, Mount Holyoke, NC A&T, Northeastern, Oberlin, Ohio State University, Pace, Penn State, Pomona, Pratt, Quinnipiac, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rutgers, SUNY Binghamton, SUNY Fredonia, SUNY Purchase, Sacred Heart, Seton Hall, Smith College, Tulane, UC Davis, UC Santa Cruz, UCLA, UMass Amherst, UNC School of the Arts, University of Arizona, University of Georgia, University of Maryland, University of Pittsburgh, University of Saint Andrews, University of San Diego, University of San Francisco, University of Texas, University of Wyoming, Villanova, Washington and Lee.

For enrollment information, email us at [email protected].
For more information about our programs, visit us at writeforthefuture.com

Attention Juniors and Parents of Juniors:--Summer 2023 Workshops on Martha’s Vineyard: We’re excited to announce the dates for our popular Martha’s Vineyard Write for the Future College Admissions Essay Writing Workshops. This marks our 14th year.

Session One, Wednesday and Thursday, 10:30-2:30, August 9 and 10.
Session Two, Monday and Tuesday, 10:30-2:30, August 14 and 15.

To enroll, contact us at [email protected]

Our Early Bird Special 1 Discount is available at a price of $400.00. The deadline is January 1. Early Bird 2 runs from January 2-February 6 at a price of $450.00. Early Bird 3 runs from February 6-March 15 at a price of 500. After March 15, the price is $600.
Enrollment is on a First Come First Serve basis. We will be in person again this year, but students must have up-to-date Covid vaccinations and booster shots.

Attention Juniors and Parents of Juniors. Enrollment is open for our Individual College Admissions Essay Writing Program. Enrollment is open for the Class of 2024 in Write for the Future’s College Admissions Essay Writing Program. For enrollment information, email us at [email protected].
Our first Early Bird Special 1 runs until January 3. For more information, contact us at [email protected].

Congratulations to Write for the Future’s Class of 2023 on your Early Decision/Early Action Acceptances. So far our students have been accepted at Princeton, Cornell, Wake Forest, Morehouse, Lehigh, George Washington, Penn State, and Virginia Tech. More news is expected this week.

Exciting News: Four Write for the Future students this year applied Early for Stanford. All four were admitted. We congratulate those students who wrote amazing essays!

Congratulations to Write for the Future’s Class of 2020. Here is the latest tally of where they are going: Brown-4, Dartmouth-2, Hampton-2, Harvard-2, Howard-2, Morehouse-2, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill-2, American, Boston University, Bowdoin, Cornell, Georgetown, Harvard School of Business (MBA Program), New York University, Northwestern, Ohio State University, Syracuse, Tufts, University of Arizona, University of Chicago, University of Maryland, University of Richmond, University of Southern California, University of Wisconsin Madison, Washington University in St. Louis, Washington and Lee, Yale. For more information, email us at [email protected]. To read testimonials regarding our Individual Program, click here:

Write For The Future » Testimonials “David and his team at Write For The Future provided outstanding coaching to my daughter Zoe as she navigated her way through the process of writing her Common App Essay. While Zoe started the program with strong writing skills, David was instrumental in helping her identify a compelling and diffe...

Read a Winning Write for the Future College Admissions Essay. USC: My Sister's Keeper. Harrison Knox examines what it’s like to be a big brother. As a protector and mentor to a disabled sister, he was able to learn the hardships that come with growing up. Through her, he took it upon himself to delve into the special needs community, while learning the values of compassion and patience. Read his essay here: http://www.writeforthefuture.com/my-sisters-keeper/

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Write For The Future » Archive » My Sister’s Keeper I take a bite into my burger, and India, my younger sister, spits at me and starts loudly cursing, attracting an audience of stares in the restaurant.

Read a Winning Write for the Future College Admissions Essay. Honors College at UNC Chapel Hill: An Artist Grows in an Unlikely Place. Toni Ann Ocloo moved to the regions of the South infamous for its segregation and Jim Crow mindset when she was in the seventh grade. There she discovered her identity as an artist through the experiences of race and suppression. She believes “human faces and bodies are storytellers” and through these stories she can share her art with the world. Read her essay here: http://www.writeforthefuture.com/an-artist-grows-in-an-unlikely-place/

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Write For The Future » Archive » An Artist Grows in an Unlikely Place As a young black woman, I discovered my strength as an artist in a home of old white people. I came to Brookdale Senior Center with my sketchbook to share an intimate part of myself — my art — with strangers. In return, they shared themselves with me. I never imagined this exchange would happen ...

Read a Winning Write for the Future College Admissions Essay. Yale: One Son, Two Moms and a Search for Masculinity. Alexander Romero-Ruffo recounts his experience growing up with two moms and his outlook on the idea of a “father figure”. His masculinity comes into play as he examines the stereotypical male in society, as well as what the word means to him. Read his essay here: http://www.writeforthefuture.com/essay-of-the-week-one-son-two-moms-and-a-search-for-masculinity/.

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Read a Winning Write for the Future College Admissions Essay. Carnegie Mellon: A poignant encounter with a little girl in his native India prompted Pridhvi Vegesna to want to do something about poverty. His school debate team gave him the outlet he needed to sort through those problems intellectually. Read his essay here:
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/essay-of-the-week-finding-a-healthy-home-for-rage_b_59e10967e4b09e31db9758ac

For more information on Write for the Future or to sign up for free consultation, email us at [email protected]

Essay of the Week: Finding a Healthy Home for Rage By Pridhvi Vegesna “What did I do to deserve this?” This question grips me as I enter a restaurant in India. Aromas of toasted breads, creamy...