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With 20+ years of professional experience across law, education, and leadership, I bring both firsthand experience and strategic insight to every stage of the law school journey. I earned my Juris Doctor from Columbia Law School and AB from Harvard University, scored in the 99th percentile on the LSAT, and was admitted to Harvard and Stanford Law before choosing Columbia—where I secured my Big Law offer as a 1L in Jones Day’s Paris office. As the founder of Nurimas Coaching, I’ve dedicated over 350 hours to supporting aspiring law students—first-gen, nontraditional, and transfer applicants alike—through LSAT preparation, application strategy, and career alignment. My specialty lies in helping candidates craft authentic, imaginative personal statements that reveal how they think and what drives them. Clients have written essays exploring a “third utopia” inspired by Indian science fiction, a Sherlock Holmes–style investigation into the heist of African languages as an introduction to how law can intentionally silence voices, and law as a language of displacement through its procedural rules—stories that marry creativity with intellectual rigor while remaining unmistakably personal. Beyond admissions, I help students study the law effectively, strengthen legal writing, and strategically position themselves for 1L and 2L opportunities. Whether your path leads to Big Law, public interest, or a federal clerkship, my coaching blends reflection with rigor—so you can approach law school with clarity, confidence, and a foundation for long-term success.

As someone who was admitted to both Harvard Law School and NYU Law, I bring firsthand experience navigating the highly competitive law school admissions process. My background includes four years as a software engineer at a top-tier tech company, where I honed analytical thinking, attention to detail, and communication skills — all of which I bring to my coaching. I’ve conducted countless interviews in a professional setting and understand how to prepare applicants to present themselves with clarity and confidence. I’ve also already helped several individuals craft compelling personal statements and prepare strong applications, guiding them through every step of the process. Whether someone is applying to T14 schools or aiming to craft a narrative that stands out, I’m here to help approach their application strategically and authentically.

As a JD/MBA candidate at the University of Chicago and an early Latin Honours graduate from Northeastern University, I bring a strong academic foundation to my coaching. My experience in investment banking at Goldman Sachs has honed my analytical and strategic skills, which I leverage to help aspiring law students navigate the competitive admissions process. I am passionate about guiding clients through every step, from crafting compelling personal statements to acing interviews. Let's work together to tailor your application and maximise your chances of success in law school admissions. Reach out to start your journey today!

Welcome to my profile! As a current JD candidate at UCLA School of Law and an experienced legal researcher, I bring a wealth of knowledge and firsthand insights into the law school admissions process. My background includes roles such as an incoming associate at Gibson Dunn & Crutcher and an incoming judicial clerk on the Central District of California. I have successfully coached 50+ aspiring law students, helping them navigate the complexities of law school applications and secure spots at top programs. Whether you need guidance on crafting compelling personal statements, preparing for Big Law interviews, or strategizing your Clerkship applications, I'm here to help you achieve your legal dreams. Let's connect and make your application stand out!

Spent undergrad working towards applying to law school, supported other applicants in doing the same and was admitted into dream school (McGill Law)

I'm a recent Yale Law School graduate with extensive writing and editing experience. I've written briefs in federal appeals, served as an editor for the Yale Law Journal, and authored scholarship that is forthcoming in the Yale Law Journal and the University of Pennsylvania Law Review. Before that, I studied political science at Williams College, where I graduated summa cum laude as one of the top four students in my class. I applied to law school straight through from college, and I was admitted to Yale, Stanford, and Harvard. I'm now completing a one-year fellowship in appellate defense before I begin two federal clerkships. Given my background, I'm particularly interested in helping those interested in public-interest law. But of course, I'd be happy to work with anyone and everyone, whether that's to think through your law school applications; brainstorm personal statements; or edit essays. Just reach out!

Welcome to my profile! As a current J.D. candidate at Stanford Law School and a magna cum laude graduate from Brown University, I bring a strong academic background and a wealth of experience in legal and political spheres. My roles as a member editor for the Stanford Law Review and co-head of one of Stanford Law School's pro bono projects have equipped me with a deep understanding of the law school environment and admissions process. Additionally, my experience as a Press Assistant for the United States House of Representatives and editor-in-chief for the Brown Journal of World Affairs has honed my communication skills, which I leverage to help aspiring law students craft compelling applications. Whether you need guidance on personal statements, resume building, or interview preparation, I'm here to help you navigate the competitive law school admissions landscape. Let's connect and work together to achieve your law school goals!

Hello and welcome to my profile! I'm Ben, a current JD candidate at Duke University School of Law with a strong foundation in English Literature and Mathematics from Columbia University. My experience includes working as a Summer Associate at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, a Legal Intern at the North Carolina Department of Justice. Prior to law school, I worked as a legal assistant at a civil rights firm in Austin, Texas. I also have a background in education as a high school math teacher through Teach For America, which has honed my ability to communicate complex ideas clearly and effectively. I am passionate about helping aspiring law students navigate the admissions process, leveraging my legal experience and teaching skills to provide personalized guidance. Let's work together to craft a standout application that highlights your unique strengths and aspirations. Feel free to reach out to discuss how I can assist you on your journey to law school!

Welcome to my profile! As a current law student, I'm no stranger to the ups and downs of the admissions process, and I'm here to help you navigate it! I was admitted to several top law schools with full-ride scholarships, and participated in several prestigious pre-law fellowships. I am uniquely equipped to support students with a goal of attending law school directly from undergrad (KJD), because I did so myself! After graduating from Cal Lutheran in just 3 years, I was an SEO Law Fellow before starting at Georgetown, where I am now working with our Corporate and Financial Law Organization, our Entertainment Law Society, and our International Economic Law Society. In addition, I am a student ambassador for our admissions office, and a panelist for our early outreach program.

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.