Your teenager is not just telling a story
Your teen must prove exceptional character and levels of insight to an admissions committee that rejects 90% of its applicants.
Selective universities have raised the bar. The students they’re choosing all have the grades, scores, and club titles. The top schools look beyond metrics for reflections of genuine humanity, and the essay is the one place in the application where students can present their strengths in 3D.
As a college prep specialist, Diana Ha shares content—ideas and strategic possibilities that can shift application outcomes. As a writer, she also teaches literary craft—technique and artistry that distinguish students in the competition. This rare pairing of expertise matters for students writing toward selective admissions.
Having guided students to the college of their dreams through SAT & ACT prep and college essay coaching, Diana provides a full suite of programs for ambitious students and their families.
DH@DianaHa.org
What Others Have Said
“My daughter and I spent many hours working with the incredible Diana Ha on college essays. Her expertise and devotion were unmatched. We learned so much. I cannot recommend working with Diana enough!”
Megan Zavieh, Esq.
Daughter at Princeton University
“Working with Diana completely changed the way I approached writing and self-reflection throughout the college application process. She taught me how to focus on meaningful details and uncover the deeper story behind my experiences. Her guidance relieved so much stress during such an important time in my life. And the skills she taught me have been incredibly valuable in college, especially in reading and writing-intensive courses where organization, clarity, and analysis are essential.“
Lead Ead
McGill University
The “Harvard of Canada”
“My senior and I thought she had excellent essays before she took Diana’s course. Wow, are we glad we did! Diana provided inventive yet easy-to-follow methods to capture the reader and showcase Ellie’s strengths. Eillie’s rewrites blew me away.”
Megan Jenkins
Daughter at Georgia Institute
of Technology
Diana Ha Select Advisory 