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Knight-Hennessy + Stanford Law Admit [2-pg resume]

Knight-Hennessy + Stanford Law Admit [2-pg resume]

Military veteran with 5+ years professional experience, 2-page resume (admitted to SLS, HLS)

Taylor A.
Taylor A.
The IB Playbook for Non-Traditional Backgrounds: From Networking to Interviews

The IB Playbook for Non-Traditional Backgrounds: From Networking to Interviews

​Breaking into investment banking without a traditional finance background can feel daunting—but it’s absolutely possible with the right strategy. In this workshop, expert Leland coach and former Wells Fargo banker Sereena T. will walk you through how to position your unique experience, build meaningful connections, and succeed in interviews. ​You’ll learn how to translate your skills into the language of finance, craft a networking approach that actually leads to interviews, and prepare effectively for both technical and behavioral questions. The session will wrap up with a Q&A, giving you the chance to get personalized insights from a coach who has helped countless candidates land top IB offers.

Sereena T.
How to Write a Case Report - Instructions Guide

How to Write a Case Report - Instructions Guide

This PDF document provides the instructions for how to write a medical case report.

Jamie C.
Jamie C.
Math Magic Tricks for the GRE

Math Magic Tricks for the GRE

​What if mastering GRE math could actually be fun? In this interactive workshop, Jacob Z.—a GRE expert with degrees in Mathematics and Statistics—will reveal clever shortcuts, mental math techniques, and pattern-based tricks that make even the toughest quant problems feel easy. ​Drawing from his own journey of raising his GRE score into the top percentiles, Jacob will share research-backed strategies that blend memory optimization, logic, and creativity. Whether you struggle with speed, accuracy, or test-day nerves, this session will equip you with the tools and confidence to approach math problems like magic.

Jacob Z.
Jacob Z.
Mastering Necessary and Sufficient Assumptions on the LSAT

Mastering Necessary and Sufficient Assumptions on the LSAT

Understanding necessary and sufficient assumptions is one of the biggest keys to unlocking higher Logical Reasoning scores on the LSAT. In this workshop, Elias S.—a 177 scorer (99.5th percentile) who has helped students improve their scores by an average of 15–20 points—will break down how to identify these question types, avoid common traps, and apply the right reasoning strategies every time. ​With experience helping students achieve jumps of up to 40 points and even reach perfect scores, Elias will guide you through a clear, structured approach to mastering these challenging logic concepts. Whether you’re aiming for a top-tier law school or trying to break into the 170s, this session will give you the tools to approach LSAT arguments with precision and confidence.

Elias S.
Elias S.
MBA Recommendation Letter Example

MBA Recommendation Letter Example

MBA Recommendation Letter Example

Melanie E.
Melanie E.
From Good to Great: Editing 101

From Good to Great: Editing 101

Editing is way more than rereading your draft. This guide will walk you through the process (pro-tips and all!).

Taylor A.
Taylor A.
Red Flags on Law School Applications

Red Flags on Law School Applications

​Even strong law school applicants can unintentionally raise red flags that hurt their chances of admission. In this workshop, Conor A.—a Harvard Law graduate with seven years of admissions coaching experience—will break down the most common mistakes applicants make and how to address them effectively. ​Having helped students gain admission to every T14 law school, Conor will share strategies for handling GPA dips, LSAT retakes, character and fitness disclosures, and other sensitive application issues with professionalism and confidence. Whether you’re just starting your application or polishing your materials, this session will help you anticipate potential concerns and turn weaknesses into strengths.

Conor A.
Conor A.
The GRE Is a Game You Can Win: Building Verbal Mastery Through Depth, Strategy, and Control

The GRE Is a Game You Can Win: Building Verbal Mastery Through Depth, Strategy, and Control

​Cracking the GRE Verbal section isn’t just about memorizing vocabulary—it’s about mastering the game. In this session, expert Leland GRE coach Ralph L. will break down how top scorers approach verbal questions with strategy, precision, and confidence. ​You’ll learn how to build true verbal depth through smarter study methods, approach Reading Comprehension and Text Completion questions strategically, and maintain control under timed conditions. By the end, you’ll have a practical framework to study efficiently, avoid common traps, and play the GRE verbal game to win.

Ralph L.
Building the Foundations

Building the Foundations

Understanding The Process Before You Launch Your Journey

Loubna B.
Understanding the Kellogg Interview Format

Understanding the Kellogg Interview Format

Overview of Kellogg’s behavioral interview and how it reflects the school’s culture and values.

Kristen J.
Kristen J.
Personal Statement: Tips on Getting Started

Personal Statement: Tips on Getting Started

Use the brainstorming prompts in this PDF to start putting pen to paper. There are no bad ideas! This is a time to reflect, think broadly, and be creative.

Taylor A.
Taylor A.
Sample Redlined Personal Statement

Sample Redlined Personal Statement

Not sure how much editing you need? Here is an example of one (of many) rounds of editing with a client.

Taylor A.
Taylor A.
Ratios Practice Set (Medium Difficulty)

Ratios Practice Set (Medium Difficulty)

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Networking with Students & Alumni

Networking with Students & Alumni

Strategies for meaningful outreach to Kellogg students and alumni.

Kristen J.
Kristen J.
Staying Organized During PhD Applications

Staying Organized During PhD Applications

​Staying organized can make all the difference during the demanding PhD application process. In this session, Jennifer D.—a first-generation college student who went on to earn a JD/PhD in History at Stanford University and was selected as a Knight-Hennessy Scholar—will share proven systems and strategies for managing deadlines, recommendation letters, research statements, and more. ​You’ll learn how to structure your application workflow, track submissions efficiently, and reduce stress while keeping your materials polished and cohesive. ​Whether you’re applying this cycle or planning ahead, this session will help you approach the process with clarity, confidence, and control.

Jennifer D.
Getting Started: When & How to Use Addenda

Getting Started: When & How to Use Addenda

Optional addenda can be used for a variety of purposes. This guide will help you figure out if you need to include one or more optional essays.

Taylor A.
Taylor A.
CBS MBA Example Essays

CBS MBA Example Essays

CBS MBA successful example essays. Asian Male - Consulting.

Melanie E.
Melanie E.
Writing Strong Statements for Graduate Applications: Purpose, Diversity, and Research

Writing Strong Statements for Graduate Applications: Purpose, Diversity, and Research

​Your graduate application statements are a critical opportunity to show admissions committees who you are, what drives you, and how you’ll contribute to their program. In this session, expert Leland coach and former UC Irvine Program Director Bryan M. will guide you through crafting essays that effectively convey your purpose, highlight your unique perspective, and showcase relevant research or professional experiences. ​By the end, you’ll have actionable strategies to write statements that stand out and make a lasting impression on admissions committees.

Bryan M.
Bryan M.

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