Aidan H.

Aidan H.

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Master's Program Admissions without the stress! Harvard, Stanford, BYU

Studied at Stanford Law School

Worked at United Nations

Available Monday at 11:00 PM UTC

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Aidan’s Master’s Programs Qualifications

Open to working with clients outside the U.S.

I am a graduate of BYU and Harvard University and a current student at Stanford Law School. I have been through countless application cycles throughout my educational path. At Harvard, I graduated from two Master's programs: the Master's in Public Policy and the Master's in Theological Studies. I have experience applying to public policy programs around the country as well as general MAs in the humanities. For those interested in a PhD, I also have experience regarding how these programs are connected to doctoral admissions. I am also a published writer with a sense for detail as well as broader narrative. I am happy to provide help in any way I can, such as through application input/edits, insight into these universities, and/or general advice about educational choices--so that you can avoid the stress and get into the place that's right for you!

Aidan can help with:

Financial Aid & Scholarships

Editing

School Selection

Recommendations

Application Strategy

Interviews

Essays

Resume

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About Aidan

As a kid, I loved to read, write, draw, and explore the woods behind our little house in Northern Virginia where I grew up. This love for thought and creativity has always stayed with me. Today it inspires my love for all things academic! I started my undergraduate education at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland where I studied International Relations. I then transferred to Brigham Young University, where I double-majored in Russian and European Politics. Last year, I graduated from Harvard University with two master's degrees: a Master's in Public Policy and a Master's in Theological Studies. I am now studying for my J.D. at Stanford Law School. My interests are diverse, but most importantly I am passionate about creative answers to the big questions in society, government, and life.

Why do I coach?

Throughout my academic career, I have learned that the most valuable thing to have is a good mentor. I have benefitted from people who have gone before me and know the specific ins and outs of the institutions I've been apart of. That clear guidance has been invaluable to me. I have also seen how hard things can be when you don't have good mentors to show you the ropes. I want to be sure that I pass on what I've learned to others, so that they have all the help they need to make informed decisions about their direction and their values. It's not just about getting ahead, after all. It's about finding a sense of purpose and satisfaction -- something more fundamental than applications, degrees, and careers. I'm ready to do whatever I can to help people along that path.