
A university application CV is not a job CV. The format, length, section order, and language are completely different, and most applicants submit the wrong document entirely.
Scholarship panels including Fulbright, Aga Khan, and Inlaks are looking for specific things: research, leadership, community impact, and academic ambition, structured in a way that makes their job easy. I have been evaluated by and have reviewed CVs for Harvard, Columbia, LSE, and major scholarship committees. I know exactly what they are looking for and what makes them stop reading.
I go through your CV line by line, restructure it around what your target programmes want to see, and send written redline comments after the session.
Effective for career changers, non-linear profiles, and applicants who have strong experience but are presenting it in the wrong format.
Launch price. Increases after first 20 sessions.