Perfect your MBA Essay: From Brainstorm to Final Product
Writing an essay is like building a home: it needs a strong base, sturdy support, and a clean finish. I'll work with you craft the perfect essay for your MBA program of choice. Specifically, we'll focus on: - Brainstorming | Content Ideation (the ingredient) - Outline (the blueprint) - Writing & Editing & Refining (the build process) I'm a recent graduate MBA/MA student at the Wharton School with experience serving as an Admission Fellow. I will share my expertise on how to write winning essays that will increase your chance of getting in. *note: 1 hour of coaching = 1 time revision of the essay
What's included
- Strong MBA Essay
- Coherent Narrative (the why essays)
Meet your expert

Andrew K.
Comprehensive MBA Application Package
Hi everyone! I’m Andrew. I grew up between Seoul and Seattle and graduated from Amherst College in 2018 with a double major in math and history. I started my career as a business analyst at ION, then taught English in Bulgaria through Fulbright, and later moved into sales at LinkedIn. Each role gave me a new lens—into business, culture, and communication—but I realized I wanted deeper exposure to the foundations of business. That led me to the Wharton Lauder MBA/MA program, where I broadened my global perspective and sharpened my sense of purpose. During my time there, I spent a stint in consulting at EY-Parthenon, but I ultimately found myself most energized by helping founders define and scale their go-to-market strategy. Now, I lead early-stage GTM at Unify. It’s been a winding path, but I’m grateful for every turn. If there’s one through-line through it all, it’s this: people matter more than anything, your agency should come before anything else, and things make sense only in retrospect (so don't fret if it doesn't in the moment). Outside of work, I love collecting old records, playing pickup basketball and ping pong, watching Linklater films, and exploring neighborhoods through food and long walks. I recently completed the Camino de Santiago (~500 miles in 30 days), so ask me about that too!