Leland+ Content Library

Additional Info Application Example: Turning Your Passions into a Resume

Learn how to transform your passions and accomplishments into a powerful 'additional information' document that makes your application unforgettable.

How to Brainstorm for the Personal Statement

Overcome writer's block and brainstorm your way to a powerful personal statement that gets you noticed by admissions committees.

Typography

Master the fundamentals of typography to elevate your designs. Learn about font pairing, hierarchy, and creating readable, beautiful text.

Grids

Learn how to use grids to create structured, professional, and visually consistent layouts. Master the foundation of great design.

How to Write About Your Activities in Med School Applications

A guide to the AMCAS and AACOMAS activities sections. Learn how to highlight the competencies that get you accepted.

Template: How to Score High on TOEFL Writing Task 1

Learn how to structure and write a perfect TOEFL Writing Task 1 response with this easy-to-follow template.

A Helpful Framework for TOEFL Writing Task 2

Learn how to structure and write a perfect TOEFL Writing Task 2 response with this easy-to-follow template.

UIUC Statement of Purpose: Controls for Sustainable Energy

A mechanical engineering student's compelling statement of purpose for UIUC, detailing her passion for controls and sustainable energy research.

The SAT Math Formula Sheet

A comprehensive formula sheet for the SAT Math section, covering all essential equations and concepts for a high score.

Tackling Medical School Secondaries

A guide to the medical school secondary application process, including strategies for writing effective essays and managing the timeline.

Recruiter-Approved, ATS-Proof Resume Template

Use this resume example as a template of how to convey your impact and transferrable skills for your applications.

Your 90 Day Plan to a Successful MBA Application

Build a winning MBA application in just 90 days! Learn to strategically tackle essays, recommendations, and deadlines for success.

Powerful HBS Letter of Recommendation

See what makes a powerful letter of recommendation. This example highlights leadership, adaptability, and exceptional performance for MBA admissions.

Fuqua & Anderson Admit Resume - Tech Background

See how to build a powerful resume that showcases strong sales results, leadership in DEI, and unique personal achievements.

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.

Dental School: Interview Overview [7/14/2026] (Recording)

After this session, you will know how to walk into a dental school interview with a clear understanding of what evaluators are actually assessing. We will cover the most common interview formats used by dental programs, how to structure answers that demonstrate clinical awareness and genuine motivation, and what separates candidates who advance from those who stall at this stage. Attending live means you can bring your specific situation, whether it is a gap in your application or uncertainty about how to discuss a low GPA, and get a direct response rather than a general one. The coach works with dental school applicants regularly and will share the patterns they see across candidates who succeed, giving you a honest look at how this process is evaluated from the inside.

How to Use AI to Break Into Investment Banking & Private Equity [5/21/2026] (Recording)

In this session, you will learn how to use AI tools to research firms, personalize cold outreach, and prep for technical interviews in investment banking and private equity recruiting. You will also walk away with a framework for identifying which parts of your application process AI can accelerate versus where it tends to create generic, forgettable work. Attending live means you can ask how these approaches apply to your specific background, whether that is a non-target school, a career pivot, or a gap in your deal experience, and hear the answer in real time rather than guessing from a recording. The coach works directly with candidates breaking into finance and will share the patterns that consistently separate the ones who get interviews from the ones who do not.

Product Case Interview Prep: Fav Product

After this session, you will know how to structure a compelling "favorite product" response that demonstrates product thinking, not just feature knowledge. We will cover how to choose the right product to talk about, how to articulate a clear problem and user insight, and how to walk through your reasoning in a way that signals PM maturity to interviewers.