ProReviewer

Hi everyone, I am new to The Grad Cafe but was inspired to join after recently presenting at a major healthcare conference last month. I was in many of your shoes not too long ago with the arduous process of applying to Grad school. I have always enjoyed helping others reviewing resumes and personal statements. During Grad school, I was accepted into a competitive Fellowship which I eventually took after graduation. I helped several of my former classmates with their resumes and personal statements resulting in their acceptances. I have a 100% track record for all of the reviews I have ever done. Now I do this part time as I am passionate about helping others achieve their goals. I have been an applicant and have experience being on the other side of the table as a selection committee member and leader. I know what works! Let me know how I can help you. Think BIG. Ask BIG. Act BIG. All the best, ProReviewer

Hello comehome, Your concern is a valid one and this may or may not count against you. Following the requirements of a scholarship are important and with "x" number of applications they receive, one of the first things they'll look for are ways to eliminate candidates and not giving them what they are asking for is one way to be eliminated. I certainly would not say you are doomed from getting this scholarship but if this could be a lesson to you for future things you apply for, be sure you read what their requirements are. All the best, ProReviewer

Hi there, I am a Professional reviewer of resumes and POS and would be happy to help. Just let me know how I can assist you. All the best, Anna