MBA Admissions

Getting into a top MBA program is about much more than having great grades or test scores—it's about telling a compelling story that clearly demonstrates your leadership, impact, and potential. I know that firsthand. I was admitted to Harvard Business School (full-tuition scholarship), Berkeley Haas (full-tuition scholarship), Yale School of Management (scholarship), and Chicago Booth ($100,000 scholarship). Throughout the admissions process, I learned how to craft authentic essays, position my professional experience, prepare for interviews, and build an application that stood out among thousands of highly qualified candidates. Before my MBA, I built my career at Cummins, where I was promoted early and led high-impact engineering initiatives. Since business school, I've worked across private equity, M&A, corporate strategy, and business development, giving me a deep understanding of the experiences that resonate with admissions committees. As your coach, I won't write your essays for you. Instead, I'll help you uncover your strongest stories, sharpen your narrative, challenge your thinking, and present the most compelling version of yourself. Whether you're targeting an M7 school or another top MBA program, my goal is to help you maximize your chances of admission while staying authentic to your own journey.

Jack specializes in helping non-traditional candidates identify the consistent threads throughout their careers to develop a clear narrative and goal to present to ADCOMs. Jack studied liberal arts, traded leveraged credit at a global investment bank, taught English and math at an elite private high school, and now attends Columbia Business School. Jack's path to the M7 was windy, but intentional. He aims to help similar candidates in need of help building the confidence and story necessary for admission to a top MBA program.

I got into Columbia Business School off the waitlist with a $100K scholarship. I'm Josh, and as a re-applicant and "non-traditional" candidate who comes from an over-represented demographic background, I understand how confusing and challenging the MBA application process can be. Currently, I'm a rising 2Y at Columbia Business School who is passionate about entrepreneurship and early-stage investing. I work part-time as an early-stage VC investor and hold several leadership positions in both school clubs and non-profit organizations. In my free time, I'm working towards scratch golf and my first Ironman triathlon. Prior to b-school... -> I bootstrapped, crowdfunded, and raised VC for my CPG startup -> Graduated from UC Berkeley with a BA in Political Science -> Worked in tech as a Senior Product Manager at Western Digital Corporation -> Freelanced as a consultant for early-stage startups and VC firms Since starting my own MBA journey, I've helped dozens of people start theirs. If you're wondering whether an MBA is worth it, trying to find your voice in the application, or fighting to get off a waitlist — let's talk.

I coach MBA applicants through the admissions process, with a focus on veterans, engineers, and other non-traditional candidates. Through my work as an admissions consultant with Service2School, I have supported applicants admitted to leading programs including Tuck, Wharton, Harvard Business School, Kellogg, and Chicago Booth. As a Harvard Business School MBA and former U.S. Navy officer with an engineering background, I bring firsthand experience navigating a non-linear path to business school. I help applicants clarify their goals, build a compelling application strategy, translate their experiences into a strong story, and prepare with confidence for interviews.

As former Student Body President of Stanford GSB, I bring firsthand experience and insights into the MBA admissions process. Whether you are looking for assistance with application strategy, essays, or interview preparation, I'm here to help you create an individualized plan to achieve your goals. I have always been passionate about mentorship and helping students succeed. During my time at Stanford, I served as a Peer Mentor guiding first-year MBA students as they crafted their individual MBA experiences, an MBA Admissions Ambassador representing the program to prospective applicants, and a Section Representative serving as a liaison and advocate for my section. These experiences gave me unique look into the MBA experience from many angles.

Having recently navigated the deferred MBA application cycle, I understand exactly what admissions committees at top programs are seeking right now. I secured acceptances to the deferred MBA programs at Northwestern and MIT, so my greatest asset as a coach is my fresh, firsthand proximity to this highly competitive process. I understand the challenge of balancing rigorous academics with test prep and application revisions, and I know how to strategize effectively to help you cross the finish line during senior year. My core competencies lie in essay editing, resume crafting, and application and interview strategy. As the Academic Director for my school's consulting branch, I spent my college career breaking down high-stakes recruiting processes into actionable, step-by-step strategies for my mentees. Whether we are refining your resume or identifying the cohesive narrative in your personal statement, I am here to build a customized strategy that helps you succeed. I've successfully coached 5 individuals, helping them craft compelling applications. I strongly believe in mentorship (I am an older sister, so I really can't take it out of me) and couldn't have accomplished my goals without mentors - I really want to pay it forward. Let's work together to make your application stand out and secure your spot at a top business school!

A 100% admit rate across every school I applied to didn't come from a perfect resume, it came from strategy, and I'll teach you mine: how to position your story differently for each school, write essays that admissions committees remember, and navigate every letter and application component with confidence.

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As a JD/MBA student at Michigan Ross, I bring experience across law, finance, entrepreneurship, and international business, including working with private equity firms in New York and projects across Botswana, Colombia, China, and India. At Ross, I’m involved in the community through student admissions, including interviewing prospective students, as well as the Entrepreneurship & Venture Capital Club and International Investment Fund. Having experienced the admissions process from both sides, I love helping applicants identify what makes them distinctive, craft an authentic and memorable story, and confidently navigate every stage of the application and interview process.

Welcome to my profile! As a first-year MBA student at Berkeley Haas, where I was awarded over a 50% scholarship, and as a member of the Consortium, I bring firsthand experience and insights into the MBA admissions process. I was admitted to 6+ MBA programs and received over $800K in scholarships, including 3 full-ride scholarships to T-10 programs. I interviewed at Stanford GSB, Wharton, Columbia Business School, Yale SOM, NYU Stern, UC Berkeley Haas, Northwestern Kellogg, and USC Marshall, so I can confidently prep you for those steps. My journey began at the University of Southern California, where I majored in neuroscience and minored in cinematic arts and actively participated in the student admissions committee, providing recommendations to the admissions team. With a professional background in writing, TV development, and talent management, including roles at Warner Bros., Disney, CAA, Hearst Media Production, and more, I understand the importance of crafting a unique and compelling narrative for your application. Whether you're looking to refine your essays, prepare for interviews, or strategize your application, I'm here to help you succeed. Let's connect and make your MBA dreams a reality!