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As a Harvard Law School graduate, I have firsthand experience navigating the competitive law school admissions process. My diverse professional background, including roles as a Chief of Staff in the U.S. House of Representatives and a Communications Consultant, equips me with unique insights into crafting compelling applications. I've successfully coached aspiring law students, helping them refine their personal statements, prepare for interviews, and strategically position themselves for top law schools. Let's work together to make your law school dreams a reality—reach out to start your journey today!

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.

Welcome to my profile! As a Harvard Law School graduate and former Summer Associate at Skadden, I bring a unique blend of legal and financial expertise to my coaching. I have a deep understanding of what it takes to excel in law school applications and beyond. My experience allows me to provide comprehensive guidance on personal statements, resumes, and interview preparation.

I bring a unique perspective to law school admissions having served as the Director of Admissions at Stanford Graduate School of Education, where I reviewed joint degree applications including JD/MA programs. During my tenure at Stanford, I evaluated thousands of graduate applications annually and gained deep insight into how elite institutions assess candidates pursuing legal education combined with other disciplines.

I grew up in South Tucson, Arizona, and I’m now a JD/PhD candidate at Yale Law School and the University of Oxford. For over ten years, I’ve helped students from first-gen, low-income, and immigrant backgrounds gain admission to top law schools and receive the most prestigious scholarships by turning their life stories into clear, compelling application narratives. As a Truman Scholar, Marshall Scholar, and Skadden Fellow, I’ve been through the fellowship and admissions process at the highest levels. I know how intimidating this process can feel, especially if you don’t come from backgrounds where there are few people to turn to for guidance. I’m here to help guide you through the admissions process and put forward the strongest version of your story.

For years I have helped people navigate the law school admissions process for top tier schools. My approach is about partnering with you to craft the most compelling story, and to help you shine through every facet of the application - from essays, to recommenders, to the interview. In spite of application weaknesses in GPA and test scores, my clients have been accepted to Harvard, Stanford, and other top programs.

I've helped folks: - get into Yale Law's JD program after furiously fast essay and resume reviews (prior admissions cycle) - score 99th percentile on the LSAT and game plan each element of their application (current admissions cycle with some positive results so far!) - game plan through undergrad to maximize their odds

I have been working with law school candidates since before I even started law school myself! I take pride in the fact that I have helped numerous students shoot above their scores and receive admissions to top schools that were considered "reaches" for them such as Ivy League programs.