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I was admitted to every top law school except Yale (womp womp). I received multiple full tuition scholarships from T-14 schools. As a current J.D. candidate at the University of Pennsylvania Law School and a Harvard University graduate, I bring a strong academic foundation and a wealth of practical experience to my coaching. My professional journey includes roles as a Legal Intern at the U.S. Department of State, a Summer Associate at Latham & Watkins, and a Law Clerk for the United States Senate, providing me with a comprehensive understanding of the legal field for aspiring law students. I previously coached high school students through their college admissions process. Whether you need guidance on crafting compelling personal statements or strategizing your application, I'm here to help you achieve your law school goals. Let's connect!

I have reviewed hundreds of law school applications, sat on the admissions committee and was part of the decision making team.

Daniel Khalessi served as President of the Stanford Law Review and is a startup and venture capital lawyer at Sidley Austin LLP in San Francisco. He is passionate about helping others turn their personal experiences into powerful stories and achieve their dreams. Having lost his Dad at a young age, Daniel understands what it is like to overcome challenges. A product of Bay Area public schools, Daniel earned a B.A. from Stanford, M.A. in Global Affairs from Yale, M.A. in Economics (China Studies) from Peking University, and his J.D. from Stanford Law School, where he served as a Teaching Assistant in constitutional law and earned prizes for outstanding performance. He previously worked as a startup lawyer at Latham & Watkins LLP and as a China analyst at Harvard's Belfer Center.

As a Lawyer Career Coach and Certified Professional Resume Writer at Bryce Legal Career Counsel, I have guided numerous legal professionals in achieving their career aspirations. My previous role as Assistant Director of Career Services at Cardozo School of Law equipped me with deep insights into career planning, professional development, and the intricacies of the legal job market. Whether you're crafting your personal statement or preparing for interviews, I'm here to help you navigate the law school admissions process with confidence.

If you are: - A splitter - Below both LSAT and GPA medians - Interested in the t-14 - Interested in beyond the t-14 - Need to get off hold/waitlist - Struggling with your essays Listen up! GPA and LSAT are king - nothing else matters. This is the traditional "Reddit" wisdom that haunts every budding law school applicant. But that doesn't have to be true. You don't have to be a Rhodes or Truman Scholar, D1 athlete, or PhD. You can write your way in. I sure did. And a year later, my writing skills earned me a spot on the North Carolina Law Review, the flagship academic legal journal of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Law. I beat the odds time and time again. Ever since, I've been able to help other law school applicants with borderline stats (within reason) gain acceptance into their dream law schools. Some of my clients have been admitted to schools like Columbia, UVA, Harvard (including off the waitlist), NYU, Michigan, Georgetown, Duke, and UNC-Chapel Hill. I am no stranger to admissions advising. I have been a college admissions consultant for over eight years and I have been a Senior Admissions Consultant for U.S. News CollegeAdvisor since 2021. In that world, I have also helped borderline students secure admission to Ivy League schools, T-20 schools, and Public Ivies. I have seamlessly translated what I know about undergraduate admissions to the law school admissions. You don't always have to give up on your dream law school. Even with your stats, there can be a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

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As a current Juris Doctor candidate at Harvard Law School and a co-founder of the Harvard Fashion Law Association, I bring a unique blend of academic excellence and practical experience to my coaching. My background includes a Bachelor's degree in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics from Brown University, and professional experience in corporate development at Microsoft, where I honed my strategic and analytical skills. I have successfully coached aspiring law students, helping them navigate the competitive admissions process with tailored strategies and insights. Whether you're looking to refine your personal statement or need guidance on your overall application, I'm here to help you achieve your goals. Let's connect and craft a winning application together!

I help law school applicants tell powerful stories, elevate their writing, and stand out in the most competitive cycles. I know how to build a winning narrative because I’ve lived it — from being first-generation, to working at McKinsey, to earning admission to Stanford Law. I’ll help you take your background (traditional or not) and make it unforgettable. I focus on what actually matters to admissions committees: clarity, authenticity, strategic positioning, and polished, high-impact writing. You’ll walk away with statements that feel true to you — and stronger than anything you’d produce alone. If you’re aiming for T14, a scholarship, or want your story to land with maximum effect, let’s work together.

As a current law student at Yale Law, I have supported dozens of my friends in crafting law school applications, as well as building my own! I am ecstatic for the opportunity to support you in building a compelling law application that will make you stand out.

My name is Alexia Godron, and I'm a J.D. candidate at Columbia Law School. I originally applied to law school as a GPA/LSAT splitter, and transferred from Boston University School of Law after my first year. I've always been very passionate about helping people reach their full potential, particularly when it comes to education! I also have significant experience in tutoring and coaching - I've worked with high school students in college admissions coaching for three years, volunteer as an alumni interviewer for Yale University college admissions, and tutored French and Greek for over 4 years (including at the Yale Center for Language Study). I look forward to helping you with the next steps of your journey!