Traditional Full-Time MBA Admissions Consultants

Graduated from Kellogg School of Management's Full-time MBA program in 2018 - Accepted to 3 Top Tier MBA schools, received significant scholarships to all schools ($250k in total) and achieved 750 GMAT score. I have personal experience advising co-workers and peers on applications, including resume review, essays, and interviews. Post-Kellogg, I served as an Alumni interviewer and have a unique perspective into what it takes to stand out and how to best prepare.

I graduated from Stanford's MBA program at the GSB in June of 2023. I am a successful deferred MBA and traditional MBA coach with more than 15+ clients receiving acceptances at M7 programs. including GSB, HBS, Wharton, Kellogg, Booth, Columbia, and Sloan for both deferred and traditional MBA applications. I can help with school selection, resume review, essay and application support, interview preparation (including mock interviews), and any other part of your application you may need help with. At the Stanford Graduate School of Business I was an Arbuckle Fellow and actively involved in various leadership roles, including Co-President of the Sports Management Club, Co-Chair of the Sports Innovation Conference, and Social Committee member on student government. Prior to my MBA, I worked at BCG for 3 years, where I was promoted to the post-MBA role. I spent my undergrad years at the USC Marshall School of Business on a full tuition, merit based scholarship.

MIT Sloan MBA and admissions coach with experience helping candidates select schools, edit resumes, develop compelling essays, prepare for interviews and manage the waitlist process. My focus is on ensuring that you have the strongest possible holistic application package. That means no caps on my offerings - unlimited essay reviews/edits, as many live sessions as necessary and I'm always available via text or email.

Welcome to my profile! With a Master in Management from the prestigious ESCP Business School, I bring a wealth of international experience from top-tier firms like Morgan Stanley, PwC Strategy&, and Citibank. My diverse background in finance, strategy, and investor relations equips me with a unique perspective on the MBA application process. As a former student admission committee member at ESCP, I have firsthand insight into what top business schools are looking for in candidates. I am passionate about helping aspiring MBA students craft compelling applications that highlight their strengths and unique experiences. Let's work together to make your MBA dreams a reality!

I would love to help you achieve your dreams of getting into a M7 business school! As a Columbia MBA admit, I have a wealth of knowledge on how to write your resume, essays, and master the interview.

I help candidates turn strong resumes and complex life stories into clear, compelling MBA applications that stand out. My strength is storytelling with structure. I know how to identify what admissions committees actually care about, frame experiences with intention, and build cohesive applications where every essay reinforces a clear narrative arc. I was awarded a full ride scholarship to Wharton and received the Dean’s Scholarship from MIT Sloan, giving me firsthand insight into what top programs reward. I work closely with clients to refine positioning, sharpen voice, and translate ambition into authenticity so their applications feel confident, differentiated, and true to who they are.

The choice to pursue an MBA is a significant investment of time and resources, and it deserves a thoughtful approach. I'll partner with you on any and all parts of your process. I'm a Ross MBA (University of Michigan) with admissions committee experience at Ross. I've spent the last 15 years successfully coaching MBA applicants through the admissions process with my own firm (MBA Pathfinders) and with top-rated consulting firms (Stacy Blackman and mbaMission), and have helped clients earn admission to HBS, GSB, Wharton, Booth, Ross, Kellogg, Fuqua, Columbia, Haas, Stern, Darden, Tuck, Johnson, Darden, INSEAD, and many others. I've collaborated with a range of candidates, and have had great success with those from more traditional backgrounds seeking a way to stand out among a sea of qualified peers, as well as those from non-traditional backgrounds who need guidance articulating how their talents and aspirations will fit into an MBA class. If you're looking for a seasoned, professional coach who's seen it all and can help guide you through the whole process, let's work together!

With nearly 30 years of undergraduate and graduate admissions and consulting experience, few consultants have read as many or as diverse a subset of applications as Christine. Her experience at Chicago Booth, London Business School and Yale School of Management, in particular, have enabled Christine to collect one-of-a-kind expertise that has proven invaluable to helping countless clients gain admission to the world's elite global business school, and top-ranked undergraduate university programs, amongst others. While most coaches have undergraduate and graduate degrees from top program and have guessed why they were admitted, Christine and her a very small subset of former admissions officer peers have actually crafted classes, and know why and how people are admitted. With all this experience, you may be surprised to learn, Christine didn’t come to private consulting naturally. As a first generation college student committed to student service and helping those with less traditional family/education/professional pedigree, she has always felt like a bit of a traitor moving into private consulting after her years committed to serving students on the University side. She crossed over to admissions consulting to stay committed to helping people tell their stories, find what differentiates them, and guide people on their journey to finding a program that is the ideal match for achieving their goals. While she always loves a strong finance candidate, consultant, or marketer, she admits to having soft spots (and a bit of a niche) for international, first generation, low income, military, non-traditional, women, and diversity applicants. Christine is a tell-it-like-it-is, no-nonsense, realist who will help you craft an accurate story of yourself instead of spinning a story from something that isn’t there. She has deep knowledge of the application process beyond just essay crafting. She is committed, responsive, helpful, and invested in her client’s success. She has curated a unique skillset with a diverse domestic and international perspective few have and might be just what you are looking for!

Standing out in competitive business school applications is all about how you tell your story. As a former strategic communications consultant at the Brunswick Group, an experienced Yale alumni admissions interviewer, and a successful pivoter, I can help you craft a narrative that resonates with admissions committees while staying true to who you are. I was admitted to 6 MBA programs with over $700K in total merit-based scholarships offered, so I've navigated this process myself — and I know what works. Whether it's sharpening your essays, refining your resume, or preparing you for interviews, I bring the same skills I used to media prep C-suite executives to help you approach admissions with clarity and confidence. I also believe the admissions process is bigger than admissions - it's a time to reflect on your personal and professional goals. Learning how to tell your story so far can help you write the next chapter. Here's how I can help: -Identifying target programs -Comprehensive resume review -Essay brainstorming and "story mining" -Crafting clear and compelling essays -Recommender selection advice -Elevator pitch -Mock interviews and tough Q&A

I graduated Harvard Business School in 2018 and one of the favorite parts of school was serving as an admissions representative and helping prospective students navigate the admissions process. I am passionate and excited to help clients pursue their business degree in the way and place that best fits their needs. Before business school I worked as a marketing engineer at Texas Instruments (yes, the calculator company) in a role that was a liaison between our sellers in the field and engineers at corporate. It was a great job but I knew I wanted to learn more about business through an MBA. I quickly realized telling my story and background was tricky for a business setting because of how “non traditional” it was. Thus began my hate-affair with the phrase “non traditional”. I believe anyone and everyone regardless of your background has something to contribute to and can benefit from a business education. Thinking through what that could look like for clients and sharing what I’ve learned from my research and experience is why I coach in my spare time. After graduating HBS, I received a full time off from my internship in strategy and operations at Google and now work in the office of the CTO at Verily. During my time at Google, I helped Google Cloud scale with the growing industry and also worked part time in our internal incubator, Area120, on an AI integrated home fitness platform startup and now do chief of staff/strat ops functions for Verily's tech org. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my husband and dogs, scuba diving, teaching fitness classes, and watching college football.