Solomon Admissions ConsultingReviews of solomonadmissions.com

I had the privilege of working with John Enyart as I prepared my graduate school application (public health). Quickly, John become more than just a college advisor, I consider him a mentor and a source of inspiration for my own future. He helped me carefully craft my story and express my motivations, in turn, making me a successful applicant. I was accepted by all five programs which I applied to (Dartmouth, Yale, Brown, Emory, and Columbia) and I am excited to be matriculating to Columbia University this fall! I couldn’t have asked for a better advisor and mentor throughout this process. Thank you, John!

We decided to work with Solomon after learning how challenging college admissions had become, and having experienced the process with our older son who didn't have the benefit of an admissions counselor. What a difference it made. Not only in the outcomes, with my daughter being accepted into her dream Ivy, but also because she learned about the importance of pursuing something passionately, positioning, the art of creating a story, and more. These are important life skills outside of the college admission process. Sarah Goebel was our counselor and was always focused, compassionate, and informative in our conversations with her. She knows the admissions process very well and her insights were invaluable to us. Every conversation began with ensuring that Eshani was doing well, and prioritizing her health and happiness above anything else! That was so refreshing and an important reminder even to us as parents. Sarah was instrumental in suggesting activities that were of interest and tied to my daughter's story, suggesting essay topics that would reasonate well, and more. Sarah, thanks for all your help, and we'll remember the guidance you shared and know what an important role it played in my daughter being able to attend the college of her dreams!

Michele was extremely helpful and supportive during the admissions process and helped me get into my dream school. Even though we were short on time, Michele was very helpful in managing all of my deadlines and responded quickly and effectively to all of my questions and concerns. I cannot express how thankful I am to Michele and Solomon.

We worked with Jennifer Kolb and our experience overall was awesome. She was flexible with her time and very thorough with each component of the college application process. Whenever needed she did not hesitate leaning on other members of the Solomon team when they had direct experience with the admissions process at specific colleges and using their inputs to fine tune the application process. All in, very happy we used Solomon and had the opportunity to work with Jennifer.

A huge thank you to Mr. John Enyart for guiding me throughout the college application process, from planning impactful extracurriculars to working on essays. With his help, I was admitted to my top choice and many other schools. As a sophomore, I was very nervous about this daunting process. He helped me develop a strategic plan for initiatives and activities to pursue in order to create a compelling profile, which lessened the stress and helped me feel prepared. His wisdom, patience, and experience in this sector guided me tremendously. I highly recommend John Enyart and Solomon!

We got to work with Jessica who was really personal and dedicated - with online meetings and reviewing/revising the statements. She was insightful. My daughter got admitted to her dream school early decision.

Solomon paired us with a consultant who was highly qualified to help with the top school choice. She had direct experience, knew the admissions process, and provided excellent guidance to maximize our chances of admission. I would not hesitate to use them again.

Our advisor, John Enyart, is incredibly caring, responsive, and inspiring. We feel very fortunate to have him guiding our son's admissions journey to Princeton, Yale, MIT, Stanford, and 15 other exceptional schools. He ended up with Stanford. Thank you, John, and thank you, Solomon.