Package Description:

An add-on package designed to be layered onto any MBA application package (Single-School, Multi-School, or any of the school-specific HBS/Stanford/Wharton/Columbia packages) for candidates applying to a JD/MBA program. JD/MBA applications require a separate law school application alongside the MBA application, additional essays, a separate recommendation letter strategy, LSAT/GRE strategy guidance, and a unified narrative explaining why both degrees. This add-on covers the full additional work. JD/MBA programs at Harvard, Stanford, Yale, NYU, Penn, Columbia, Northwestern, and other top dual-degree pathways evaluate candidates differently than traditional MBA programs. The work centers on connecting your career trajectory to both legal and business training, articulating not just "why an MBA" or "why a JD," but the specific reasons why the combination of both degrees is strategically necessary for what you're trying to do. Schools are sophisticated about this and applications that don't make a compelling joint case are rejected. Test strategy is also a meaningful piece of the work. Some JD/MBA programs (Columbia, Penn Carey, Northwestern) accept GMAT or GRE without requiring the LSAT, while others (Harvard, Yale, NYU, Chicago, Stanford) still require the LSAT separately. Knowing which testing path makes sense for your school list, and the timing of those tests relative to your overall application timeline — is a key strategic decision we work through early. The add-on includes: Strategic positioning specific to the dual-degree case, surfacing the through-line that connects your legal interests to your business goals, and articulating it in a way that holds up under admissions scrutiny. Law school personal statement: full drafting and revisions through multiple rounds. The legal essay is fundamentally different from the MBA essay in tone, structure, and what it evaluates — we treat it as its own substantive piece of work. Law school supplements (where required): every additional prompt the program asks for. LSAT/GRE/GMAT strategy guidance: which test, when, target scores, and timing relative to your overall application timeline. Law school recommendation letter strategy: who to ask, how the law school side differs from MBA recommendations, and how to brief recommenders effectively. Coordination of the parallel applications operationally: making sure deadlines, materials, and submissions align cleanly across both schools. If you're invited to interview at the law school, interview preparation is included as part of the add-on.