Ghita El Boukfaoui

I'm finishing the MFA at London Business School, one of the best finance programs in the world, and I got there from a solid but not famous undergrad. That's exactly the jump I help my students make. I've just lived this process, so I know what actually gets you in today, not advice from ten years ago. I also pay close attention to why people get rejected, which is often more useful than knowing why they got in. I grew up between languages and cultures, in a French international school in Morocco, and I speak three fluently. That means I understand how differently each system reads an application, whether it's UK, French, Italian or Asian. I've helped students into some of the hardest programs out there, including a top international double degree between Bocconi and ESSEC, and into the LBS MFA itself. I also work on undergraduate applications, especially in the UK system. When we work together you won't get generic tips. You'll get someone who knows exactly what each school wants and how to make you the candidate they say yes to.