Carter Osborne started tutoring to pay for grad school tuition. He found a niche tutoring college essays, and his business took off. He quit his full-time job and last year he made $220,000 tutoring.

Carter Osborne started a side hustle tutoring students on their college admissions essays in 2017. The Stanford graduate shared his recommendations for students looking to ace their personal essays.

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At Bucknell, we can assure you that a real human being (at least two, actually) will review your entire application, including your essay, and that they (not computers) will decide if you get in.