Leland+ Content Library

Mock Case Coaching Session: A Look Inside the Black Box of Coaching

Ever wondered what really happens in a case interview coaching session—and how it helps candidates land offers at top firms like BCG, Bain, and McKinsey? In this event, you’ll get a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the process. Leland coach Jeremy S., a former Bain consultant who has helped dozens of candidates succeed in consulting recruiting, will run a live mock case session with his client Grant H., who recently secured a BCG internship. ​You’ll see the exact drills, feedback, and strategies that make case coaching so effective, along with the common pitfalls to avoid. Whether you’re gearing up for your first practice case or refining your approach for final rounds, this session will give you a clear picture of how to improve your own case performance—and why structured coaching can be a game-changer.

Jobs to Be Done Framework Reference Guide with Multi-Industry Examples

Reference guide covering the JTBD formula, real-world examples across B2B and B2C companies (Spotify, Peloton, Slack, HubSpot, Figma, and more), and quick tips for applying JTBD thinking to your startup. Use this to understand the framework deeply and see how different companies address different jobs for different customer segments.

Financing Your MBA

In this 1-hour webinar, Juno co-founder and HBS alum, Nikhil Agarwal, shares several tips and tricks for mastering personal finances during your MBA school matriculation, including your options regarding federal and private student loans, how to compare your options the smart way, tax strategies, investment tips, and more.

Developing Your Best MBA Stories

Build the foundation every strong MBA application stands on: a library of your best stories. This worksheet guides you through the STAR structure across twelve categories, including the three required for any competitive application. Develop them once, then adapt to every school's essays, short answers, and interview questions.

Systematic Debugging Skill

"/systematic-debugging" enforces root-cause investigation before any fix is proposed. It works through four phases (investigate, isolate, fix, verify) to prevent symptom patches and repeated failures. To install, run this in your terminal after downloading the file: unzip ~/Downloads/systematic-debugging-skill.zip -d ~/.claude/skills/systematic-debugging/

Panel: Get Accepted to Your Dream College

​​​​​​Join Abigail L., Mel B., and Benito N., top Leland college admissions coaches and former admissions officers, for a panel packed with actionable advice to help you stand out in today’s competitive college landscape. We’ll cover everything from building a balanced school list and writing compelling essays to showcasing your extracurriculars and avoiding common mistakes. Whether you’re just getting started or deep in the application process, this session will give you the insights and confidence to apply strategically—and successfully. ​Let's get you into your dream school!

Case Math: Demystifying Percentages

Learn how to quickly and accurately calculate percentages, percentage changes, and compound percentages for your case interviews.

LBS MBA Resume Example: Consulting, Real Estate & Social Impact

A well-rounded profile featuring Deloitte, CRA, and real estate experience—plus standout leadership and tech skills.

Awards & Honors Overview

Understand the purpose of the awards and honors section and what you should include in your application.

What is a Consulting Case Interview?

Learn what to expect, why firms use them, and how to approach cases with structure and confidence.

APM Intern Example Resume - Previously in SWE

Real resume from a UMD CS major showcasing internships, projects, and leadership in tech and product development.

What is Booth Looking for in Applicants?

Discover Booth’s academic, career, and community values—and how top candidates align with its holistic admissions approach.

Sector Overview: Marketplaces

Learn about marketplaces, their key growth drivers, key players, metrics and benchmarks, and what VCs look for.

Awards & Activities

A tactical guide to highlighting your leadership, impact, and global experiences in Kellogg’s awards and activities sections.

Networking & Events Tracker

A customizable tracker to help you organize your Kellogg networking efforts and reference in applications and interviews.

S&T Key Skills

Understand the core analytical and psychological skills you need to thrive and get promoted on the desk.

Is a U.S. Degree Still Worth It? Hear from Recent F-1 Grads & BigTech Hiring Managers

​With a turbulent U.S. political climate, difficult economic conditions, and the rise of global multipolarity, many applicants are asking: Is a U.S. degree still worth it? ​Recent U.S. visa policy updates have added new layers of complexity to the decision, leaving international students and early-career professionals weighing the risks and rewards of moving to the US more carefully than ever. ​In this panel moderated by Soundarya (Author of Unshackled, O-1 recipient, Columbia MS'19), you’ll hear from Angela C. (recent O-1 recipient, Stanford MIP '23), David H. (Former Recruiter @ Meta, Intuit & A16Z), and Madhuri M. (recent green card recipient, former Product Hiring Manager @ Adobe) who have hired, coached, and worked with with dozens of international applicants. They’ll share candid perspectives on how U.S. employers view international candidates, what still pays off, what may be shifting, and how to think about long-term career security in light of today’s environment. ​You’ll leave with a grounded understanding of both the opportunities and the risks of studying in order to work in the U.S., so you can make an informed decision about whether pursuing a U.S. degree aligns with your future goals.

Beyond Prestige: Choosing a Master’s or PhD That Fits Your Goals & Life [10/28/2026] (Recording)

Getting admitted matters. So does understanding the education—and the life—you are choosing. Whether you’re weighing a master’s against a PhD or already know which degree you want, this interactive livestream will help you look beyond rankings and consider what graduate study needs to make possible for you. You’ll explore how to: • Clarify why graduate school, why this degree, and why now. • Compare programs through curriculum or research, mentoring and relationships, intellectual community, cost and funding, and life context. • Identify important questions and tradeoffs before finalizing a program list or making a decision. We’ll also distinguish what deserves particular attention in professional master’s, research-oriented master’s, and PhD pathways. Led by Gloria C. Anglón, drawing on more than 20 years in higher education, including work at MIT, Harvard, and the University of Maryland. You’ll leave with practical questions and greater confidence in your ability to make a thoughtful graduate-school decision.

Which AI job is the right fit for me personally?

A guided walkthrough discussing how to view different jobs like research engineer, forward deployed engineers, and different GTM roles and which one might be a fit for you based on your skillset and experience.

Round 2 Roadmap: 5 Things to Do Now (Not in November) [9/10/2026] (Recording)

Round 2 deadlines feel far away, but many applicants vastly underestimate the time and effort it takes to produce truly standout applications. Do yourself a favor and get started early! Join me as I cover the tactical prep and foundational groundwork you should be doing right now, so when it's time to dive into essays and other application materials, you can hit the ground running and maximize your chances of success.