Leland+ Content Library

Intro to Keys to Success on The Job

Get a high-level overview of the non-negotiable behaviors and mindset shifts required to excel in a demanding consulting environment.

Finding Career Clarity - Deck

This guide provides a framework to identify what drives you, determine what makes you unique, and articulate what you do best.

Follow-up to maintain networking relationships

Stay in touch without being pushy. Learn how to thank people genuinely and turn one-time contacts into long-term mentors.

Inside the Trading Floor

Peek behind the curtain to understand the tech, the structure, and the high-stakes culture of a major bank's trading room.

Job Value Criteria Decision Guide

A guide to compare job options side by side - rate them against your values and key factors to decide with clarity.

Thriving in Your New Role: Self-Led Onboarding Tool

This worksheet provides simple, self-led guidance to stay balanced and prepared during your first 90 days in a new role.

Finance Recruiting Guideline: Class of 2028

This guide includes a function glossary, recruiting timeline by industry, and networking toolkit for the Class of 2028 (Summer 2027 internships).

Intermediate Practice LBO Model

This case practice model is designed to assist lateral analysts targeting roles at middle-market private equity and investment banking firms.

Acing Behavioral Questions with the CAR Framework

Use the CAR framework to craft compelling answers for behavioral questions. Tell a memorable story and showcase your skills to impress!

UX Design Deliverables + Definitions

Learn about the key deliverables in the UX design process—from personas to wireframes—and what they mean for your projects.

UX Design Internship Interviews

Learn how to prepare for UX design internship interviews. This guide covers common questions, portfolio tips, and how to stand out.

Agile for UX Designers

Learn how to integrate UX design seamlessly into the Agile development process, from sprint planning to user testing and continuous improvement.

How to Set Yourself up for Success on the MCAT

A top MCAT scorer reveals the resources, strategies, and biggest mistakes to avoid if you want to get your best score.

How to Prepare for Interviews

A comprehensive guide to preparing for interviews, with tips on researching the company, practicing common questions, and making a lasting impression.

How to Interview the Company Before You Say Yes

This guide gives you 4 practical, proven tips to cut through polished interview answers and uncover how a company really operates.

Example of a First-Year Law Student's Resume: A Roadmap to Success

See how a student with diverse experiences in legal research, policy, and cross-border projects crafts a standout resume for BigLaw.

Wharton Lauder Recommendation Prep

A prep doc shared with the applicant's recommender, outlining key strengths, stories, and values to highlight in the Wharton Lauder letter.

Manage Your MBA Application Stress

As someone who works closely with dozens of MBA applicants every year, one of the biggest differentiators among successful candidates is their ability to manage anxiety from multiple angles. Recommender hasn't gotten back in two weeks? Not sure where to begin on essays? Have to take the GRE or GMAT again after a tough score? Read something on Reddit that made you feel you're destined for rejection? It's a lot. Tons of moving parts, some not entirely within your control. From start to finish, I've seen candidates struggle with everything from sleep to self-worth. But that doesn't have to be you. Taking on the part-time job of MBA applications doesn't mean you have to sacrifice your well-being. This is where functional research and getting a grip on our health can make a world of a difference. Partnering with Rachel—a Certified Health Coach and nutrition expert—to tackle my own health has given me a deeper understanding of how my body works, and how to make good choices. After we speak to the sources of our stress, Rachel will walk us through some key physical and behavioral signs we should be aware of, and targeted strategies to keeping you healthy during (and likely long after) your MBA apps are in. We're hoping to build this event into a long-term series, so this should be the first of many. Look forward to de-stressing with you, and hopefully having some fun too.

GRE Final Boss Level: Critical Reasoning [4/30/2026] (Recording)

Critical Reasoning is where GRE Verbal scores are won or lost, and in this session you will learn how to identify argument structure quickly, spot the assumption types that appear most frequently on test day, and apply a process for eliminating wrong answers that almost look right. These are the patterns that consistently separate strong scorers from those who plateau despite repeated practice. Attending live means you can bring a question about a specific question type or reasoning pattern that has been costing you points, and hear a direct response tailored to your situation rather than a general explanation. The coach works with GRE students regularly and will share the reasoning frameworks they actually use when breaking down the hardest CR prompts, which is worth showing up for on its own.

The LSAT Rebuild: Foundations to 170+ [4/29/2026] (Recording)

In this session, you'll learn how to diagnose and fix the reasoning errors that consistently hold LSAT scores below 160, how to approach logical reasoning questions with a repeatable process rather than instinct, and how to build the structural reading habits that high scorers rely on across all three sections. The focus is on rebuilding fundamentals in a way that compounds, not just patching mistakes one at a time. Attending live means you can ask about your specific score plateau or prep history and hear how a coach who works with LSAT students daily actually thinks through that situation. The patterns that separate 170+ scorers from the rest are recognizable once you know what to look for, and this session is a direct look at how that diagnosis works in practice.