Ghita El Boukfaoui

If you're aiming for a school that feels just out of reach, I'm the person who can help you close that gap. I've done it myself, and I've done it for others. I'm finishing the MFA at London Business School right now, 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. If the ambition is real, the path is usually there, even when your CV doesn't yet scream "top school." Here's what makes me different. 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. When we work together, you won't get generic tips. You'll get someone who knows exactly what each school is looking for and how to make you the candidate they say yes to. I also have real international reach. I've helped students get into UK, French, Italian and Asian programs, and I understand how differently each system reads an application. One student I worked with got into one of the hardest international double degrees out there, between Bocconi and ESSEC. I grew up between languages and cultures myself, in a French international school in Morocco, and I speak three fluently, so I know how to guide students from any background, including the rarer paths that don't come with a roadmap. I've also helped people into the LBS MFA, and I work on undergraduate applications too, especially in the UK system. If you want someone genuinely in your corner who will make a real difference to your chances, that's the work I care about most.