College Applications & Essay Writing Workshop
10th - 12th grade

The Writtenburg Door’s College Applications & Essay Writing Workshop is designed to help high school students craft compelling, authentic, and polished college application essays. Led by experienced teachers, this workshop provides expert instruction, personalized coaching, and a final proofreading service to ensure your student’s college applications and essays are ready for submission.

Class Time

Friday, August 15 10am - 3pm

+ scheduled private advisory session on Zoom the following two weeks

+ Proofreading submissions are due by Sept 5 and are returned by Sept 19

Instructors

Mrs. Nancy Kaser

Dr. Bridget Gergens

Mrs. Chris MacLeith

Mrs. Janiene Bishop

Mrs. Pam Stickler

Mr. Jonathan Ferguson

Miss Rebecca Starbeck

Tuition

$150 for all of the following:

full day workshop
private advisory session
final essay proofreading

PCLC Student Fee

There is an annual student fee for all students taking classes at Pacific Coast Learning Center. Some charter schools allow for this fee to be added to the cost of classes rather than being paid out-of-pocket by parents. If your charter agrees, you may add the cost of the student fee to your first PO.

College Application & Essay Writing Intensive

Expert-Led Instruction: The workshop begins with structured lessons from seasoned educators, covering key aspects of a strong college essay—storytelling, structure, voice, and clarity.
One-on-One Coaching: After the instructional session, students will work individually with expert teachers who provide personalized feedback, helping refine ideas and enhance the essay’s impact.
College Application Guidance: In addition to essay writing, students will receive step-by-step instruction on how to complete college applications, including understanding key sections, avoiding common mistakes, and presenting their best selves to admissions committees.
Final Proofreading Service: After the workshop, students may submit their revised essays for a final professional proofread to catch any lingering errors and ensure a polished final draft.