Leland+ Content Library

Want to work abroad? Unlocking international opportunities

After this session, you'll know how to evaluate which countries and visa pathways are realistically accessible based on your current background, and how to position yourself competitively for international roles. We'll cover how to identify employers who actively sponsor foreign candidates, what hiring timelines look like across different markets, and how to adapt your application materials for non-U.S. audiences. Attending live means you can bring your specific situation, whether that's a particular country you're targeting or a visa status question, and get a direct answer rather than a general one. The coach works with internationally mobile professionals regularly and will share the patterns that separate candidates who successfully land abroad from those who stay stuck in the research phase.

Richard B. Fisher Scholarship - Example Application Essays

A successful essay for the RBF scholarship featuring a stock pitch for Walmart alongside a personal essay on founding and managing an Ivy Insiders branch.

Tips for Your Consulting Resume

Learn how to craft a consulting resume that gets past the screeners and lands you an interview. We'll break down what recruiters are looking for.

EcoSmart Practice Case Interview: Profitability & Break-Even Analysis

Walk through a full financial case assessing whether an eco-friendly detergent line will turn a profit—ideal for practice in CPG and sustainability cases.

Intro to MBA Application Interviews + Interview Odds

So you got an interview invite. Now what? Learn what to expect, how to prepare, and what your chances of acceptance are after the interview.

Inside the Grad Admissions Office from ex-Stanford Graduate Admissions Committee Member

An ex-Stanford Graduate Admissions Committee member reveals the unwritten rules of application review. Learn exactly what adcoms discuss and look for in a candidate.

How to Automate Recurring Work in Cowork

Claude Cowork is an Anthropic tool available in the Claude Desktop app that can access your full computer and help you to automate your tasks.

Principles of Good Context Engineering

Context engineering is the discipline of designing what information an AI model sees, when it sees it, how it's structured, and what it can touch.

Key Interview Question Styles

An in-depth guide to the different styles of interview questions, with tips on how to identify them and craft effective, tailored responses for each.

PA Program Admissions Guide

A comprehensive guide to the Physician Assistant (PA) program admissions process, including an overview of prerequisites, the application timeline, and crafting a compelling personal statement.

Before You Apply: The Foundation Every First-Time Graduate Applicant Needs [6/25/2026] (Recording)

You already have everything you need to apply to graduate school. What most first-time applicants are missing aren’t stronger credentials, a more impressive resume, or more time. It's actually the inner work — a clear, grounded foundation that addresses the most important questions in the graduate application process: 🔍 What do you actually want? 🔍 Why is graduate school the right next step? 🔍 And what are you passionate about? Without that foundation, even the most qualified applicants jump straight into researching programs and drafting essays, trying to sound impressive instead of sounding authentic. The result is an application that's technically fine, but not very compelling. Most graduate applicants write from the pressure to sound impressive. In trying to present a version of themselves they think admissions wants to see, they lose what makes them unique. Without a clear foundation, every draft, every decision— will be met with self-doubt and more confusion. This session is about taking a different approach. No outside noise. No external pressure. In this masterclass, you’ll learn how to slow down long enough to find what's actually true about your story: what you want, why it matters, and where you’re headed. You’ll learn how to say it in a way that actually sounds like you, not a performed version of you trying to meet expectations. After the session, you'll walk away with more clarity on your direction, more confidence in your story, how to identify the core themes in your narrative, and a foundation for an application that feels intentional, grounded, and real. In a sea of overly polished applications that all sound the same, authenticity will set you apart. By end of this masterclass, you’ll walk away with: ✨ A clear sense of whether graduate school is the right next step and why 💡 An understanding of what you’re actually looking for in a program beyond rankings and prestige 🌱 The foundation of your narrative — the story that already exists that your application should tell 📋 A simple framework for making decisions with intention and clarity

How I Broke Into Product Management Without a CS Degree

​Think you need a computer science degree to land a PM role? Think again. In this candid session, you’ll hear firsthand from Niina A. about how she broke into the field without a technical background—and what she learned along the way. ​She'll unpack the strategies that worked, the obstacles faced, and the key moves that helped her stand out. You’ll walk away with actionable tips on how to highlight your strengths, close skill gaps, and make the leap into product—no CS degree required.

How I Increased My GRE Quant Score By 10 Points In 10 Weeks (Steal My Playbook)

​Improving your GRE Quant score doesn’t have to feel impossible. In this session, expert GRE coach Siri O. (160+ Verbal & Quant) will walk you through a proven 10-week playbook that helped increase a GRE Quant score by 10 points. ​You’ll get a practical, step-by-step approach for identifying weak spots, mastering high-yield problem types, and building efficient study and review habits. By the end, you’ll have actionable strategies you can implement immediately to boost your Quant performance and approach the GRE with confidence.

How to Navigate the Product Sense/Discovery question

​The product sense—or discovery—question is one of the trickiest parts of any product management interview. It tests not only your creativity but also your ability to think strategically, empathize with users, and communicate structured product decisions. ​In this session, Kate X, a seasoned product leader and Leland coach with experience hiring and mentoring PMs at top tech companies, will break down exactly what interviewers are looking for and how to deliver confident, high-impact answers. ​In this event you'll: ​Learn a repeatable framework for tackling product sense questions ​See real examples of strong responses ​Leave with clear strategies to stand out in your next PM interview.

AMCAS Work & Activities: Turning Experiences into Acceptances [4/29/2026] (Recording)

After this session, you will know how to frame your Work & Activities entries so they communicate growth, responsibility, and fit rather than just listing what you did. We will cover how to allocate your most meaningful experience designation, how to write descriptions that read as reflective rather than resume-like, and how to handle gaps or unconventional experiences without over-explaining. Attending live means you can ask about your specific situation and hear how context changes the answer, which a recording cannot replicate. The coach reviews these sections regularly across successful applicants and will share the patterns that separate entries that land from those that get skimmed.

Cracking Number Theory for the GRE

​Unlock the strategies and insights you need to tackle number theory questions with confidence on the GRE. In this interactive Free Event, join Jacob Z. as you learn: ​The most common number theory topics tested on the GRE ​Proven techniques for solving problems quickly and accurately ​How to spot hidden patterns and avoid common traps ​Step-by-step breakdowns of real GRE-style questions ​Whether you struggle with factors, multiples, remainders, or prime numbers, this workshop will give you a clear, practical approach you can start using immediately. Perfect for students at any stage of GRE prep who want to strengthen their quantitative skills and boost their score.

Crafting Your Story: Personal Statement Workshop

Your personal statement is one of the most important parts of your grad school application—it’s your chance to go beyond test scores and transcripts to show admissions committees who you really are. In this workshop, expert coach Debby C. will walk you through how to turn your experiences, goals, and passions into a compelling story that stands out. ​From brainstorming ideas to structuring your narrative and avoiding common pitfalls, you’ll gain practical strategies to make your statement authentic, memorable, and impactful. Whether you’re starting with a blank page or revising a draft, this session will give you the tools and confidence to craft an essay that leaves a lasting impression.

Accepted to Stanford: My Full Set of Supplemental Essays

This resource includes every supplemental essay and short response I submitted as part of my successful Stanford application. It provides an inside look at how I approached Stanford's unique prompts, balanced personality with substance, and built a cohesive application narrative across multiple essays. It's for students applying to Stanford, applicants looking for examples of strong supplemental essays, and anyone trying to better understand how to answer Stanford's short-answer and long-form prompts. Rather than serving as a template to copy, these essays are intended to demonstrate how authentic experiences, thoughtful reflection, and a clear personal voice can come together to create a compelling application.

Nailing Your Wharton Essays [6/3/2026] (Recording)

Are you ready to craft compelling essays for your Wharton MBA application? Join me, Sabrina, a Wharton MBA alum and former admissions fellow, for an insightful session on how to nail your Wharton essays. With my experience as a co-host on the Wharton Fintech Podcast and leadership roles in various clubs, I have honed the art of storytelling and personal branding. During this event, I'll share strategies to help you articulate your unique narrative and stand out in the competitive application process. Don't miss this opportunity to gain insider tips and elevate your application. Space is limited, so RSVP now to secure your spot!

Behavioral Interviews & How to Tell Your Story

Landing an investment banking offer starts long before the technical questions—your behavioral responses and personal story often determine whether you even move forward. In this session, you’ll learn how to craft a compelling narrative that highlights your motivations, showcases your strengths, and aligns with what banks actually look for in candidates. We’ll break down common behavioral questions, effective frameworks, and the biggest pitfalls that sink interviews, plus how to tailor your story whether you’re coming from finance, consulting, engineering, or a non-traditional background. You’ll leave with clear strategies, practice prompts, and a structured approach you can use to walk into interviews with confidence and tell a story that sticks.