Leland+ Content Library

Ace Your Law School Interview: Insights from 15+ Years Interviewing for T14 School

Law school interviews can be a crucial differentiator in the admissions process—and understanding what interviewers are really looking for can give you a major edge. In this session, two-time member of the Georgetown Law AdComs Megan N. will share insider insights on how to prepare, communicate your story, and stand out. You’ll learn what makes a strong impression, how to handle tough questions, and how to bring authenticity and polish to every conversation.

Breaking Down Economic Consulting: What It Exactly Is

Ever wondered what economic consultants actually do—and how the role differs from management consulting or finance? In this session, expert Leland coach and economic consultant Nicolas S. will demystify the field and share what it’s really like to work in economic consulting. ​Whether you’re exploring your career options or preparing to apply, you’ll leave with a clear understanding of the industry, its day-to-day work, and the paths it can open.

5 Strategies For Interview [9/15/2026] (Recording)

Getting hired isn't just about doing great speaking. Hirings are influenced by performance, and honesty, that many people still find it hard to navigate. In this 30-minute session, you’ll learn how to handle the interview process and key points and how to strategically position yourself for your next promotion.

How to Build Confidence Before You Feel Ready [10/8/2026] (Recording)

“How do I build more confidence?” If you've asked yourself this question, you're not alone. It's one of the questions I get most often as a coach. And the answer may surprise you. Confidence isn't something you find or think your way into. It's something you build intentionally, through action. And yet, many of us find ourselves waiting until we feel "more confident" before speaking up, stepping into greater responsibility, navigating a new challenge, or pursuing an opportunity that stretches us. The truth is that confidence is often the result of action, not the prerequisite for it. In this workshop, I'll share a practical framework for understanding how confidence is built and the simple habits that help strengthen it over time. Whether you're looking to grow your own confidence or help someone you lead step more confidently into what's next, the same principles apply. What We'll Cover: • Why waiting to "feel confident" often keeps us stuck • The Confidence Loop: a practical framework for building confidence through action • The three building blocks of confidence: Clarity, Courage, and Evidence • How leaders can create opportunities for others to build confidence through action and experience • Simple practices for building confidence when navigating greater responsibility, uncertainty, or change You'll leave with a practical framework and actionable tools to help you build greater confidence, trust yourself more deeply, and move forward even when you don't feel completely ready. You'll also walk away with insights you can use to support the growth and development of others.

The most important Sentence Equivalence pairs for your real GRE exam.

This resource contains the most important Sentence Equivalence (SE) vocabulary pairs to prepare for the real GRE. This list has been carefully crafted and refined over years of student feedback. After their official GRE attempts, my students have consistently shared the vocabulary they encountered, the kinds of word relationships they saw, and the Sentence Equivalence pairs and patterns that appeared on their exams. Over time, I have used that feedback to identify the vocabulary and pairings that are particularly valuable for GRE preparation. Rather than overwhelming you with thousands of words, this resource focuses on high-value vocabulary pairs and relationships that closely reflect what students have reported encountering on the actual GRE. The goal is not simply to memorize definitions. Learn these words as pairs and relationships, understand their nuances, and train yourself to recognize when two seemingly different choices ultimately produce sentences with equivalent meanings. Use this alongside official ETS Sentence Equivalence questions. If you know these pairs thoroughly and can recognize them in context, you will be much better prepared for the vocabulary and pairing patterns you may encounter on test day.

The Resume That Landed Stanford & Harvard Deferred MBA Offers

A top mentor breaks down a successful resume with experience in tech, venture capital, and entrepreneurship, and shares how you can tell a compelling story with your experience.

Stanford GSB Essay B: EdTech Aspirations & GSB's Role

See a successful Stanford GSB deferred admit's Essay B, detailing aspirations in ed-tech leadership and how GSB's curriculum, clubs, and Silicon Valley ecosystem will help achieve them.

How to Write the Fuqua 25 Random Things Essay

A top MBA admissions expert analyzes a successful essay for Duke Fuqua's "25 Random Things" prompt and breaks down how to showcase your personality and "Team Fuqua" spirit.

Why Booth Essay: EdTech Goals & Booth's Impact

Booth deferred admit's essay on how the Chicago Booth Scholars Program and MBA will support their short-term goals during deferment and long-term aspirations in edtech leadership.

GMAT/GRE Behind the Curtain: What are they really testing?

A deep dive into the purpose behind each section of the GMAT and GRE, uncovering the core skills schools care about—and how to align your prep accordingly.

Negotiating the Offer: Compensation Research

Learn how to research and negotiate compensation. We'll show you how to find salary data, understand market rates, and use this information to get the offer you deserve.

"Why Our School?": Program Question Guide

A comprehensive guide to answering the "Why our school?" question by focusing on specific programs, research opportunities, and academic offerings that align with your unique goals and interests.

Finance to MBA Panel

A candid panel discussion featuring applicants and admits from finance backgrounds sharing insights on their MBA journeys, career pivots, and tips for standing out in the application process.

Know Yourself Before You Apply

The profile work that has to happen before you write anything. Why remembering and writing are two different jobs, and the five categories of experience people wrongly dismiss.

Consulting Written Case Practice Pack

Two original written consulting cases with candidate prompts, exhibits, calculations, worked solutions, interviewer guidance, and scoring rubrics. The cases are fictional and designed for realistic, self-directed practice.

C++ Preparation Roadmap for Quant Development Interviews

A focused eight-week roadmap for quant development candidates covering lifetime, ownership, STL containers, concurrency, testing, debugging, profiling, and benchmarking. Includes practical prompts and evidence-based answer checks.

Career Move Criteria Template

This template helps you define and prioritize the key criteria for your next career move, giving you clarity on what matters most and a framework for evaluating opportunities.

Introduction to LBO Modeling - Mini

This is a great introductory model to LBO analysis and if you need to do a quick and simple LBO model to see how the math works out.

Crushing Your Dental School Interview

Get into your dream dental school! We give you the strategies and tips you need to prepare for and ace your interview, from common questions to powerful answers.

Nerves & Anxiety in the Case Interview: High-Performer's Guide

Strategies for managing interview anxiety and case interview mistakes, for candidates who've already put in the prep but are feeling stressed, worried about going silent, freezing on mental math, not performing at their best, or falling apart after a perceived mistake. This resource breaks down what's actually happening in those moments and gives you nervous system regulation tools to use before, during, and after the interview. Grounded in neuroscience and real coaching experience, it's for anyone who wants to optimize their performance and walk in as the high performer they already are, not just survive the hour.