Law School Admissions

Hi, I'm Julia! As a current JD candidate at Yale Law School with extensive experience in legal research and advocacy, I am passionate about helping aspiring law students navigate the admissions process. My background includes working for the Innocence Project and the Brennan Center for Justice, where I honed my skills in legal writing, strategic litigation, and policy analysis. I have a proven track record of mentoring and guiding students through complex legal concepts and application strategies. Whether you need assistance with crafting compelling personal statements or preparing for interviews, I'm here to help you present your best self to law schools. Let's work together to make your law school dreams a reality!

Welcome to my profile! I am a recent JD-MBA graduate from Northwestern Pritzker School of Law and Kellogg School of Management. As a non-traditional student who returned to school after more than a decade in the workforce, I understand the challenges of navigating a competitive and unconventional path to graduate education. I’ve been through it all — from applying across multiple admissions cycles to securing recommendation letters through non-traditional avenues. Along the way, I’ve developed strategies that helped me successfully gain admission to my dream dual-degree program. While pursuing my JD-MBA, I’ve coached 10+ students through the law school admissions process, helping them refine their applications, strengthen their personal statements, and develop effective waitlist and school selection strategies. I’m passionate about helping aspiring law and business students craft compelling, authentic applications that stand out. Whether you’re pursuing a traditional or non-traditional route, I can help you navigate every step with confidence and strategy. Let’s work together to make your goals a reality. Reach out today to start your journey!

Welcome to my profile! As a current law student, I'm no stranger to the ups and downs of the admissions process, and I'm here to help you navigate it! I was admitted to several top law schools with full-ride scholarships, and participated in several prestigious pre-law fellowships. I am uniquely equipped to support students with a goal of attending law school directly from undergrad (KJD), because I did so myself! After graduating from Cal Lutheran in just 3 years, I was an SEO Law Fellow before starting at Georgetown, where I am now working with our Corporate and Financial Law Organization, our Entertainment Law Society, and our International Economic Law Society. In addition, I am a student ambassador for our admissions office, and a panelist for our early outreach program.

I applied and am a big promoter of my experience at Harvard Law School. It's a grueling process, and no one should have to go it alone. I'd be happy to help you do so as well.

Experienced law school admissions consultant with a track record of success at T14 schools, including financial aid. Extensive experience working with students with below median GPAs and STEM backgrounds. Whether you need assistance with personal statements, interview preparation, or overall application strategy, I'm here to guide you every step of the way.

I am a Harvard Law School graduate with more than seven years of experience in admissions advising and individualized writing instruction. I help applicants with every stage of the process—from school selection and LSAT planning to personal statements, supplemental essays, résumés, recommendations, interviews, and waitlists—but the best measure of my coaching is what former clients have said about working with me. Former clients have gone on to attend Harvard, Stanford, Yale, Columbia, Georgetown, Cornell, and the University of Virginia. My own admission to Harvard changed the course of my life, and I know I would not have reached the school I had dreamed of attending without a mentor who took my ambitions seriously, pushed me to make my application far better than I could have made it alone, and stayed personally invested in the outcome. I have never forgotten what that meant to me. It is why, even after law school and into legal practice, I have never wanted to leave this work behind. Here is how several of them have described working with me: “Andrew’s invaluable assistance was vital to my acceptance into Harvard Law School. He was a reliable resource for all my questions and played a crucial role in shaping and preparing my application. I genuinely believe that without Andrew’s unwavering support and expertise, my journey to Harvard Law School would not have been possible.” — P.M., Harvard Law School Class of 2026 “As someone with no family background in law, I couldn’t have been more grateful for Andrew’s strong ability to provide me a sense of direction as I navigated the application process. He definitely knows what he’s doing, but he also deeply cares for those he works with.” — R.L., Stanford Law School Class of 2027 “I can honestly say that without Andrew I do not think I would have gotten into Yale Law. He guided me through studying for the LSAT, writing essays, and all other aspects of my applications. In particular, he pushed me to rewrite my essays until they were stellar.” — C.K., Yale Law School Class of 2025 “As a first-gen, low-income applicant, I was scared that I wouldn’t be able to present myself in the most compelling way for top schools. Andrew offered transformative feedback on my admissions essays. He gave keen advice about interviews and waitlists and, most important, made sure that I never felt alone during the process.” — E.G., Columbia Law School Class of 2026 “Andrew was with me every step. On my essays, we would redraft one line repeatedly until we both felt it was truly perfect. He was always eager to respond to every question I had about all aspects of admissions, like letters of recommendation, résumé editing, and interview preparation.” — A.M., University of Virginia School of Law Class of 2025

There's so much information on what a law school applicant should do, it can feel overwhelming. My goal has always been to provide superior information targeted to each student's unique circumstances. No questions are off limits, I make the path simple, comfortable and understanding. We can tackle anything or everything – from the minutiae of getting your recs/transcripts to LSAC to crafting your personal statements. Perhaps the best definition I’ve heard of a law school personal statement is that it’s a chance to tell your story. My goal is to capture a side of you that no one can deny is uniquely you. Law school trains you to be an attorney. But every student, every lawyer, is first and foremost a person – with a story. Your story informs your judgment. As an attorney, you hold tremendous power in society. Showing an admissions committee who you are through your story demonstrates how you’ll use that power responsibly. Our purpose is to tell your story. I believe every person has greatness inside of them and our goal is to show your greatness through your story.

When I first thought of going to law school, I thought it was a terrible idea. Student loans, bad job outcomes, and attorneys’ frequent malaise. But then I did the research. I learned how to crack the code of law school admissions, and understood how to achieve a legal career without breaking the bank. I'll never forget the day I set foot on Harvard Law School's campus. I hadn't gone to a brand-name undergrad. It seemed like everyone else at the admitted students day knew each other; I didn't know anyone. But it didn't matter. You don’t need connections to get into law school; you need strategy. I am a federal clerk and a graduate magna cum laude from Harvard Law School. I also hold a BA from Bard College, and am a PhD student in the Harvard sociology department. I know first-hand how stressful the JD application process is, and how to successfully navigate it. I know what admissions committees look for. And I know how to present your credentials—and build them—the way successful applicants do. As a coach, my approach is bottom-up. If you’re at the beginning of your application process, let's start by assessing your goals, generating a list of programs from there, and then thinking strategically about how to maximize your chances of admission at each program you apply to. If you’re further along, let’s look at your materials and work them into top shape. If you have interviews scheduled, we’ll practice them so you can start off on the right foot with schools you’re interested in. Wherever you are in the application process, let’s connect and work together to achieve your law school goals.

Welcome to my profile! As a current JD candidate at UCLA School of Law and an experienced legal researcher, I bring a wealth of knowledge and firsthand insights into the law school admissions process. My background includes roles such as an incoming associate at Gibson Dunn & Crutcher and an incoming judicial clerk on the Central District of California. I have successfully coached 50+ aspiring law students, helping them navigate the complexities of law school applications and secure spots at top programs. Whether you need guidance on crafting compelling personal statements, preparing for Big Law interviews, or strategizing your Clerkship applications, I'm here to help you achieve your legal dreams. Let's connect and make your application stand out!

I didn't take a straight path to law school, and that's exactly why I can help you figure out yours. I seriously considered applying straight out of undergrad, then chose to build my career first at Goldman Sachs, and then still decided I wanted to deepen that experience by diving into renewable energy industry in Nairobi, Kenya before I finally felt ready to commit to a JD. I've thought through every version of this decision, at every stage, and I know how much the timing, framing, and self-knowledge behind your application actually matters. Along the way, I've coached my fellow Goldman Sachs analysts through our informal Law School Admissions Preparation program and guided friends, colleagues, and fellow alumni through the graduate school process. While recruiting for Big Law this year, I earned one of the strongest interview scores in my law firm's recruitment cycle and secured a leadership fellowship worth $50,000. My approach starts with understanding your goals and background, so that whether you need career strategy, application advice, or interview prep, we're building on what's already strong about your story.