The ChoatePrep difference
Choate-specific feedback, on your student's own words.
The four questions Choate parents ask us most, answered plainly.
01
Who is reading my child's essays?
An EduAvenues instructor, not software. Your student gets line-by-line notes on their Choate essays, and you get notes on the parent statement, usually within 7 business days.
Part 2 of the Gateway application for Choate includes applicant essays.
02
Is this actually preparing my child for Choate?
Lessons follow Choate's own application steps: the essays, the parent statement, testing if you choose to submit it, and the interview.
Standardized testing is optional for admission to Choate.
03
How does this fit into a busy school year?
It is online and self-paced. Your student works in short sessions around classes, sports, and family time, with no fixed class to miss and a real instructor to answer questions.
04
What about the interview?
Choate interviews happen online and include one-on-one time with your student. Practice with sample questions helps them speak clearly about what they care about.
The interview appointment lasts 45 minutes, with the first 20 to 25 minutes spent one-on-one with the student.