Leland+ Content Library

Top 5 Tips for Your Law School Application [4/7/2026] (Recording)

Join Indrani as she goes over her top 5 tips to help you put your best foot forward as you apply to law school! A great law school application requires research, authenticity and hard work, and Indrani will help you strategize. She will go over the importance of the LSAT, putting together a thoughtful school list, who should submit letters of recommendation, how to go about writing your essays and the optimal timeline for getting it all done! The session will end with ample time for questions and answers.

Top 5 Tips for Your Law School Application [3/5/2026] (Recording)

Join Indrani as she goes over her top 5 tips to help you put your best foot forward as you apply to law school! A great law school application requires research, authenticity and hard work, and Indrani will help you strategize. She will go over the importance of the LSAT, putting together a thoughtful school list, who should submit letters of recommendation, how to go about writing your essays and the optimal timeline for getting it all done! The session will end with ample time for questions and answers.

The Long Game in College Admissions: What to Do Now

College admissions success isn’t just about acing the next test or writing the next essay—it’s about strategically planning your path over time. In this session, you’ll learn how to identify priorities, build a compelling profile, and make choices now that will set you up for stronger applications later. We’ll cover actionable steps for academics, extracurriculars, and personal development, helping you focus on what truly matters and avoid common missteps. By the end, you’ll have a clear roadmap for playing the long game in college admissions with confidence and purpose.

Breaking Into Software Engineering Panel

​Curious about how to land your first role as a software engineer? In this panel, join top SWE coaches Michelle B., Logan N., and Carter M. as they share how they broke into the industry and how you can, too. ​You’ll get real-world insights into what hiring managers look for, how to stand out in the application process, and what to expect once you’re on the job. Whether you're preparing for technical interviews or just starting to explore the field, this session will give you clarity, direction, and encouragement to take the next step.

Breaking Into Software Engineering Panel

Curious about how to land your first role as a software engineer? In this panel, join top SWE coaches Michelle B., Logan N., and Carter M. as they share how they broke into the industry and how you can, too. ​You’ll get real-world insights into what hiring managers look for, how to stand out in the application process, and what to expect once you’re on the job. Whether you're preparing for technical interviews or just starting to explore the field, this session will give you clarity, direction, and encouragement to take the next step.

From Chat to Agents: Become the AI Person on Your Team (No Code) [10/26/2026] (Recording)

Every team now has one person others go to when they want to use AI. That person gets pulled into bigger projects, gets visibility with leadership, and has the strongest story for their next role. It doesn't take an engineering background. It takes a few working systems and the ability to explain them. This session covers the path from "I use ChatGPT" to "I built our team's AI workflows": The three levels: chat, automations and agents, and what each can realistically do today Live build: a simple no-code agent that does real work, built start to finish using https://openmeld.ai/ How to pick your first team-level project so it gets noticed How to write up what you built so it's credible in performance reviews, promotion cases and interviews Best for: non-technical professionals in any function who want to own AI on their team. Registration question: What does your team do manually that makes you think "there has to be a better way"?

Cover Letter Template | Landed me a Role at Google

This is the exact cover letter template I’ve used for both my own applications and with clients. Includes a polished PDF example of a strong cover letter plus an editable Word version with detailed comments explaining structure, formatting, and content decisions.

Private Equity Associate Recruiting Guide

A comprehensive guide to private equity associate recruiting. Covers the recruiting process, differences across fund strategies, headhunter preparation, technical and behavioral interviews, LBO modeling, investment case studies, and an actionable preparation roadmap to help candidates successfully transition to private equity.

Technical interviews: Overview

This module is all about mastering the finance concepts and frameworks tested in PE interviews - but without wasting time memorizing every textbook definition. You’ll learn how to approach technical questions like an investor, communicate with clarity, and avoid over-complication.

Scholarships for a Master's or PhD Abroad!

If you want to do a master's or PhD abroad without paying full fees, these 55 scholarships across 35 countries is exactly the list for you! Overall, the list encapsulates candidate eligibility, links to apply, and how much money each award covers. This resource is suitable for any candidate wishing to forge an international career or spend time studying abroad.

What Makes a Good Stock Pitch

Whether you’re preparing for investment banking, equity research, or hedge fund interviews, mastering the stock pitch is essential. In this session, industry expert and coach Bepul S. will break down the core elements of a strong stock pitch and share insights from real-world investing experience. ​By the end, you’ll understand what differentiates a “good” pitch from a great one and leave with actionable steps to sharpen your own stock pitch skills.

Nail the GMAT/GRE in 60 Days!

If you’re short on time but aiming for a strong score, this workshop will show you how to prepare with focus and intention. Top Leland GMAT/GRE coach Bruce H. will break down how to build an efficient 60-day study plan, prioritize high-impact content, and practice in a way that actually raises your score. You’ll learn how to diagnose weaknesses, avoid common study traps, and approach test day with confidence and control.

How to Approach the GSB 'What Matters Most' Essay

The Stanford GSB “What matters most to you, and why?” essay is one of the most challenging—and important—prompts in MBA admissions. In this session, you’ll learn how to break down the question, uncover the deeper themes in your own story, and craft a response that is authentic, personal, and compelling. ​Led by Andy P., a Leland coach who has guided countless applicants to top MBA programs, this workshop will give you practical strategies, real examples, and common pitfalls to avoid. Whether you’re just starting your first draft or refining your narrative, you’ll leave with a clearer framework to tackle this iconic essay with confidence.

Before You Blow Your Shot: What to Know About IB Recruiting

​Investment banking recruiting is fast-paced, competitive, and full of nuances that can make or break your chances. In this session, Leland coach Ken I. (IB Career Fellow at the Wharton School) will walk you through what you need to know to navigate the process successfully and avoid common pitfalls. ​You’ll learn how to approach networking, position your experience, and prepare effectively for both technical and behavioral interviews. By the end, you’ll have actionable insights to maximize your chances of landing interviews and standing out in the highly competitive IB recruiting process. ​Space is limited, so RSVP to secure your spot. We’re excited to be on the IB journey with you!

Case Interview Communication: How to Sound Structured Under Pressure [9/30/2026] (Recording)

Knowing the right answer in a case interview is not enough if you struggle to communicate your thinking clearly under pressure. This session is designed for consulting candidates who want to sound more structured, confident, and concise throughout the case interview process. You’ll learn how to organize your thinking out loud, communicate a clear structure, and avoid the common communication mistakes that can make strong ideas harder for an interviewer to follow. Attending live gives you the opportunity to ask questions about the communication challenges you’re facing and hear how an experienced coach would approach them in real time. The speaker works closely with consulting candidates and will share practical techniques they use to help candidates improve their communication and perform more effectively under interview pressure. If you want to make your thinking easier for an interviewer to follow, it’s worth joining live.

HBS Example Essay: Identity, Impact & Social Enterprise

Discover how one applicant's unique identity drives their ambition to lead social impact and reshape systems through an HBS MBA.

2 Hour Job Search

A step-by-step system for running an efficient, high-ROI job search that turns networking into referrals and offers.