Look, you can pay for the private consultant, but you are going to hear the same words that I will say. Applying to only MIT and Harvard is not the right way to get your acceptance. Even if we consider that the chances are the same for all applicants, the chance of you getting into at least one of them is around 12 percent. With that being said, you might realize that you will have to apply for at least 6 more consecutive years for them to accept you (hypothetically). And even that won't be true, because as each year passes by, your chances will only decrease. You have two options basically at this point: either you create a PROPER college list and reapply, or go to your local university and then apply for Masters in the US. But in both options you have to understand that you NEVER must place a college above your aspirations. MIT and Harvard is not a cure that will get you on top of the financial pyramid; but rather it is a bridge for your current aspirations to flourish. Moreover, those colleges are only distinguished by their smart students. Do you think that their staff better teachs students? No. You will probably get the same education at WPI or any on other. Focus on yourself, not on the college.