Kristen Moon

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Kristen Moon
Kristen Moon is an independent college counselor and founder of MoonPrep.com. Moon Prep provides one-on-one tutoring services catered to university admissions. They guide students through the entire application process including: completing applications, personal statements, supplemental essays, student resumes, scholarships, and financial aid. Their specialty lies in the Ivy League, direct medical programs (BS/MD), and highly competitive universities.

The SAT Subject Tests Explained

Published by Kristen MoonSeptember 21, 2018
ACT & SAT

The SAT is one of the most well-known, and perhaps one of the most dreaded, college admissions tests. A little less infamous are the SAT Subject Tests, previously called the “Scholastic Achievement Tests” or SAT II. Some colleges, especially Ivy League and other selective institutes, require or recommend that you take SAT Subject tests, especially …

The Secret to Gaining Acceptance to the Ivy League

Last updated by Kristen MoonAugust 31, 2018
college admissions

Most high school seniors have college admissions on their mind. Many students have the same desire: opening an acceptance letter which says “Welcome to Harvard”. It is no easy feat to be accepted to the Ivy League and top-tier universities throughout the U.S. Even Top Students Get Turned Away The admission rate for Stanford University …

Engaging Ways To Open Your College App Essay

Published by Kristen MoonJune 21, 2018
college applications

Summer is here and rising seniors have college applications on their mind. The Common Application essays have not changed from last application cycle. Therefore, students can get a head start and use their summer to write their personal statement. Make Your Statement Stand Out Keep in mind, an admissions officer may read essays for countless …

How To Use Demonstrated Interest To Your Benefit

Last updated by Kristen MoonJune 19, 2018
college admissions

If you’ve read about tactics for improving your odds at college admissions, you may have heard the phrase “demonstrated interest.” What “demonstrated interest” means is your level of engagement and sincerity when researching and interacting with a school you may apply to. A school’s representatives specifically watch for this, as they are trying to gauge …