Congrats to the 2025-26 admissions cycle students who got accepted to these programs! // Cornell // RISD // UMass Amherst // U of Buffalo // CU Boulder // And More! //

Congrats to the 2025-26 admissions cycle students who got accepted to these programs! // Cornell // RISD // UMass Amherst // U of Buffalo // CU Boulder // And More! //

One-on-one tutoring

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Individual mentoring and guidance throughout the undergraduate and graduate school application process

  • Taught by ivy-league graduate and Architecture professor who understands the college admissions process first-hand

  • Guidance through all of these areas or as needed: 

    • Portfolio development 

    • Written work - Personal statements, Application Essay, Supplemental Essay, Statements of Intent

    • School selection

    • Admissions Interview practice 

  • Begin by filling out the contact form below.

    ** 2026-27 Admission cycle inquiries are accepted now.

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YOU are a high school student, a current college student seeking to transfer schools, or a recent graduate thinking of applying to architecture school.

You are wondering how to begin the application process. You’d like someone to review your work and guide you through the process. 

You may or may not have some visual material that you’d like to use for your portfolio; you may or may not have drafted an essay.

Wherever you are on your application journey,

AAA is here to help.

ONE-ON-ONE ONLINE ARCHITECTURE TUTORING

How it works

THE FORMAT

  • one-on-one 1-hour online classes

  • highly catered to each student’s interests, potential, strength, and needs

  • architectural lessons paired with creative assignments, recommended readings, and more, to help build your own unique application

CLASSES INCLUDE

  • building a robust portfolio that is optimized to each architecture school submission

  • preparing a solid personal application essay and practicing interviews

  • receiving tailored advice to grow your interest and academic strength in architecture

  • getting your feet warmed up to position yourself for success in architecture - college and beyond

TO GET STARTED

Fill out the contact form below. No need to commit to anything just yet.

What People Are Saying

“My husband and I couldn’t find the right person to mentor our son for a long time. When we found Yoonjee, we were so glad to have someone guide him through architecture. Yoonjee brings in a wealth of knowledge and she unpacks all her insight into fun and digestible formats. We really appreciate how she worked with our son! He got into the college he wanted to go to and we couldn’t be happier!”

— Danielle S., Parent of former AAA student

“I’m really glad I got to learn about Architecture and get my portfolio ready! I couldn’t have done this without your help. Thanks for teaching all the lessons that I needed to know. I feel more than ready to head to college!” 

— Jennifer L. Former AAA student

“I didn’t realize how much work went into making a good portfolio. And now that I have gone through making one, I am so proud of what I have made. Thank you for helping me every step of the way. I know I am going to take these lessons throughout my studies in grad school.”

— Joey K. Former AAA student

FAQs on Tutoring

  • Schools typically require an application that lists your academic performance (GPA, SAT scores, etc.), a portfolio, and personal essay. Depending on the program, some will require an interview as well. Check out the “Resources” page on the toolbar above to read more about how to craft your best architecture application package!

  • Of course! Needless to say, college is an important phase of life that will shape many aspects of your future. It is important to select the right architecture program that best matches you and your interests.

    We’ll start by asking what type of schools you would like to go to - accredited or non-accredited (read more about accreditation and how it affects you - under “Resources” tab on the top toolbar), 4-year or 5-year, big or small student body, etc. - and find schools that are the best fit for you.

  • For undergraduate applicants, students come to me typically in their junior or senior year in high school with some body of art work. Depending on existing work, we will work on a few personally-tailored creative projects to help strengthen the portfolio. We will also work on the development of the portfolio itself. Since building a good portfolio takes time, it is highly recommended to start the process sooner than later.

    For graduate applicants who already have an architecture portfolio - If you would like a one-time redline-markup for some constructive feedback to help fine-tune your portfolio, check out the “Review” tab on the top toolbar. If you’re unsure whether your portfolio is ready for a review, feel free to fill out the contact form below to ask.

  • Log in online at the scheduled time and date for a class session. We screen-share, make markups, discuss strengths and areas to work on, and set tasks due for the next meeting. We’ll leverage your strengths that are unique to your work and find the best steps forward to hone your application package.

  • Schedule a class session via an online class scheduling tool where you may book classes for any day and time that works best for you and the instructor. Scheduling for classes is flexible! You may decide to hold the same time and date each week or switch it up depending on your scheduling needs.

  • No worries. Life happens. Feel free to reschedule at least a day in advance and let your instructor know.


  • You’re welcome to send emails to clarify tasks and ask any questions before the next session!

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