I have already contacted three advisors, an MFA student, a literature or writing teacher, and another MFA student, Qurrat Ul Ain Raza (through the MFA Draft'25 group). In fact, Q doesn't offer paid advice, but she does share her own application experience and some useful resources that are helpful through Zoom and Google. And I realized that it might not be necessary for most applicants to get a mentor, but they should find out what the process is and how to do it better if they want to get in. Also, the previous two counselors seem to be too busy to offer me the service and patience I need within the whole application process (I feel like I am just the product of the application through their response, not a normal person).