Essaytopia.com - from a real user

I know the person behind essaytopia.com. She is a writing / editing wizard . While I have never needed essay editing services, two people close to me have. One of them got into her top two MBA schools ( Harvard and Stanford), the other got into med school. The first one openly admits that her essays ( after editing) made her appear as a rock star. She is convinced that the essays are what gave her applications a real shot - all her oter credentials - though good - were not spectacular.

Try essaytopia.com if you need the extra confidence in your application essays.

And here I had been growing my hair out and buying more nose jewelry.

$500 for essay editing is grossly overpriced

Not if it means getting into a top 10 MBA school. Overpriced is subjective - all depends on the service you get for the money. One payment for 4 top 10 school essay reviews and edits - is a good investment if it increases my visibility against thousands of other applicants. Just like purchasing a new suit for a job interview, it can be considered as an investment.

Still - I can see why some may see it differently.

avarmaavarma = worthless spammer

Nope. The admissions committee of these aforementioned universities have far more stringent requirements for the applicants than one will think.

These universities don't just take anybody into their college departments.

These are not diploma mill or party universities. They require students to actually have stellar grades and a good personal background. The written interview is not even half of the admission consideration.

There is absolutely no way that the college essays, no matter how well written, were the only credentials the student needed to get in.

This post sounds very much like a disguised advertisement for the website and its owner. It is trying to get us to believe that two of the most difficult universities to get into in this world would admit someone who doesn't fit the bill of a typical student at the university.

Students, don't be fooled. You will never get into an ivy league university based on the strength of your admissions essays alone. Now, if the student applying happens to be a legacy student, then that is a totally different story.

Shameless spamming is bad enough, but if you're going to post as a company rep pushing such amazing essay services at least take the time to make sure your post is free of errors.

Some advice for the OP and the company in general...

The company's website says: EVERY SINGLE EssayTopia customer to date has been satisfied with our efforts. Last year, more than 90 percent of our customers were admitted to their top choice school.

"Every single" is enough to turn me away. There is no (not a chance) way that 100% of all customers have been satisfied. It's simply not possible. Anyone who has worked in this industry for even a nanosecond will know that not all clients can be satisfied all the time. Why not just be honest? Having a dissatisfied customer should not be an automatic turn-off to prospective clients. How a company (or service provider in general) responds to such events speaks volumes. Would it not be better to be frank and say that 95% (or whatever %) are happy? Unless, of course, the actual percentage is so low that lying is the only way to get more clients (which is likely the case here).

My second problem with the above statement: the claim that 90% of the company's customers were admitted to their top choice. So, only 90% were admitted after having their essays completed by this company, yet 100% were happy about it? This would mean we are to believe that 10% of customers are okay paying a hefty sum and still be rejected. The truth is as @WriteReview stated:


I would much rather see a company post honestly, letting clients know that the best essay does not guarantee entry/acceptance and maybe even provide more information on what these students can do to improve their chances (i.e. maintain good grades overall, volunteer in their communities, engage in internships, etc.).

Well, that did not last long. As far as I can tell, the website domain is up for sale and there is no record existing for the previous owner either. I am guessing that the owners ran out of money due to refunds and they did not know how to run a con on the students. They were, for some reason, unable to sell the company and its domain name. That, is why the company no longer exists, and that is a good thing. Imagine how many students were saved from their horrible writing services. Imagine how lucky we are that the company did not last long and it actually folded. That is one less scam of a company that students won't fall for.

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So, are you trying to tell is that the snake has shed its skin? The chamelion has changed colors by changing its company name? Therefore, the some questionable characters are still involved with the company? Aside from the name, nothing has actually changed right? It is still the same unreliable, problematic, third rate company it has always been. A name change only works if it is now under a new and reliable management team. I am told this is not the case though. New investors came anboard but they are oblivious to the old problems that tanked the company in the first place. The poor souls. They will have a fit when they fail to get a satisfactory R O I. I wonder if lawsuits will be filed then.