Becoming a Rhodes Scholarship finalist
As a finalist for the Rhodes Scholarship in 2017 (one of 12 selected from the states of Vermont, Maine, and Massachusetts), I know how stressful and opaque the application process can be. When I got to the interview, it was clear to me that the 6 Harvard students who had been selected had all received substantial preparation support from Harvard and from their own personal network (including strategies for the notorious Happy Hour!) that other students like me were not afforded. This has motivated me to help others on this platform to level the playing field. Let me help you take your best shot - after all, you only get one chance at it.
What's included
- Strategies for how to craft your best personal statement
- Strategies for the academic statement
- How to approach reference letters
- Strategies for the "social engagement" (aka, Happy Hour)
- Interview strategies and practice
Meet your expert
Matt F.
Applying to Grad School? Let me help.
Matt Floyd is a joint MBA/MPP degree candidate and David M. Rubenstein Fellow in the Center for Public Leadership at Harvard University. Previously, Matt was a Senior Consultant and Energy Fellow at Deloitte Consulting, where he developed strategies for Fortune 500 companies and governments in emerging markets related to the transition to new and more sustainable energy technologies. His previous work includes energy reform in places such as Georgia, Ukraine, Nepal, Nigeria, Thailand, Jordan, Fiji, and Tuvalu. His current work focuses on energy and infrastructure investing. He graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Middlebury College in 2017 with a Bachelor of Arts in International Politics and Economics focused on Russia and Eurasia. He was also a 2017 Rhodes Scholarship Finalist.
