Understanding Deferred MBA: Comprehensive Overview from YR 1 to Graduation
This is the all-inclusive package that walks you through the entire Deferred MBA process. Whether you're a first year in undergrad looking to craft a tailored 4-year plan to stand out come application season or an upperclassman grinding through the essays, test, recommendation letters, and more, I'll work with you to put all the pieces of the puzzle together. Package includes: program/college discovery, identifying a central theme throughout your application, editing services for any part of your application, crafting a detailed schedule and plan from beginning to end
What's included
I will work closely with you to understand your motivations for applying, existing professional and personal background, and ambitions moving forward via open dialogue. Then, we'll explore the different programs and perspectives we can leverage to craft a uniquely tailored application - with 1:1 calls, asynchronous reviews, and more whenever needed to solidify each artifact of your application. I'm here for you - don't hesitate to reach out with any spur of the moment ideas! The best ideas oftentimes come when you least expect it :)
- Craft a central theme that resonates with admissions officials throughout your entire application
- Deliver a resume and other written artifacts that uniquely share your college journey and future endeavors
- Edit essays to finetune a consistent messaging and clear-cut ambitions
Meet your expert

Curtis Y.
From Top50 Public Uni to HBS & Wharton | How to Stand Out for Deferred MBA!
Hi there! Coming from a T50 public university, I knew from day one that my ambitions didn't end with just my undergrad business degree; I had my sights set on an MBA. Throughout the past four years, I've immersed myself in technology, marketing, and business development, exploring different paths as I work toward finding where I want to make my mark. But throughout my constantly-shifting career interests, one constant remained prevalent: the power of mentorship. From being a mentee my freshman year to leading development programs as a mentor, these experiences became the most meaningful part of my college experience. This theme of community-driven, collective growth is the cornerstone of my story and what I believe set me apart in my acceptances to HBS, Wharton, and other top MBA programs. While I plan to spend my MBA narrowing in on my own long-term path, I know mentorship will always be at the heart of what I do.