Master’s Programs Admissions Coaches

Schwarzman Scholar with 4+ years as a strategist across AI startups, VC, think tanks, and academia. Admitted to the Oxford Internet Institute, London School of Economics, and Hertie School of Governance. Seasoned mentor to prospective applicants to top Master's and scholarship programs.

Hi! My name is Prabhroop and I'm from Vancouver, Canada :) My interests span international relations, global development, Canadian politics, diplomacy, ethics, and fashion. I've also been a keen learner of languages since high school. Currently, I am a World Economic Forum Global Shaper and work as an External Relations Analyst at the First Nations Health Authority in Vancouver, BC. I am also a mentor for high school students around the world, supporting them with college applications and leadership development - with my most recent trip being Dubai and an upcoming workshop series for Cartier's Corporate Internship Program. I graduated from Harvard in 2023 where I was actively involved on campus. Some of my experiences include serving on the executive teams for the Harvard Graduate Council and Harvard Kennedy School Women in Defense, Diplomacy, and Development Organization. Previously, I worked in the Canadian Senate, where I was the first South Asian Page and later took on roles as a Legislative Analyst and Senators’ Office Staffer. One of my most memorable career highlights has been working in Vientiane as a Junior Political and Public Affairs Officer at the Canadian Embassy in Laos. I love meeting new people and hearing about their lives, passions and goals. I am very excited to coach folks from different backgrounds and support them in achieving their dreams!

Welcome to my profile! With a robust background in public health and epidemiology, I bring a unique perspective to coaching for master's programs. I hold a Master of Public Health with a concentration in Epidemiology from Colorado State University, where I conducted research on air pollution exposure. I also hold a Master of Science in Conservation Medicine from Tufts University, where I investigated the influence of climate disasters on zoonotic disease transmission. My experience as an infectious disease epidemiologist during the COVID-19 pandemic has equipped me with firsthand knowledge of data analysis and public health strategies. I am passionate about helping aspiring allied health professionals navigate the complexities of master's program applications. Let's work together to craft a compelling application that highlights your strengths and aligns with your career goals!

Thanks for checking out my profile. With a Master's Degree in Public Health Policy and Analysis from UNC and an MBA from The Wharton School and ~20 years of mentoring and advising professionals trying to figure out the next step in their career journey, I have a deep understanding of what top master's programs are looking for in applicants. After a first career in strategy consulting at KPMG, Sg2, and BCG (so many Gs :) , my second career in the talent space led me to top tier strategy consultancies like Bain & Company and McKinsey & Company, where I honed my skills in talent acquisition, career development of my teams, and inspirational, authentic leadership. I have guided students and professionals through the complexities of master's program options, helping them identify the ideal program to achieve their long term career goals. Whether you're looking to pivot careers or enhance your current trajectory, I'm here to help you navigate the process with confidence. Let's connect and make your master's program aspirations a reality!

I turned my own skill with graduate-school applications--including admission to the US's top clinical psychology Master's/PhD program--into a way to help other applicants succeed. I do that by helping them find the right stories to tell and put their best foot forward, using my experience/success not only with applications but with writing fiction, narrative non-fiction, screenplays, and other story-driven work. Story is the best way to show admissions committees the "person behind the profile." That's what I help my clients do.

I take a highly supportive approach to coaching and aim to create an environment in which my clients can be completely open about their worries so I can be the best possible coach for them. That said, you can expect me to be constructively candid – because coaching is about challenging you and accelerating your growth, not making you feel good so I can collect a check. Besides sitting on both Northwestern's and Stanford's alumni admissions councils, I was an interviewer at Google and Meta, so I've spent many hours "on the other side of the table" and can give you a strong sense for how you might be perceived by interviewers and admissions committees. I enjoy coaching people from a huge range of backgrounds, but I specialize in coaching folks from lower-income families, LGBTQ+ candidates, and those who need extra help crafting their personal narrative.

Hello and welcome to my profile! I'm Ramon, a MSCS candidate at Stanford University with a strong background in tech and business development. I am also a Stanford MBA. Previously, I co-founded Avocado, a leading quick-commerce startup acquired by Rappi, and held executive roles at CloudWalk, where I led strategic partnerships with major companies like Apple and Google. Whether you're looking to refine your application strategy or need insights into the tech and business landscape, I'm here to help you succeed. Let's connect and craft a winning application together!

I have extensive experience successfully coaching students applying to engineering master's programs. Over the years, I have guided 8 individuals, achieving strong outcomes in admissions across top universities. As someone who transitioned disciplines myself, I offer invaluable insights to help candidates shift into engineering. My coaching covers all key aspects of the application process: Identifying strengths and crafting a compelling story Developing an impressive resume/CV and personal statements Interview preparation tailored to engineering programs Navigating complex admission requirements and timelines With deep knowledge of the latest trends at leading institutions, I provide customized advice to position applicants favorably. My track record demonstrates my ability to bring out the best in aspiring engineering graduate students and empower them to secure their academic goals.

I was able to match with a top-tier program during my first application cycle, something uncommon in genetic counseling. I have 3+ years of mentoring and have received formal training through a peer-mentorship course at Brigham Young University.

As someone who was recently admitted to Harvard’s SM in Computational Biology and Quantitative Genetics, I know firsthand what it takes to stand out in Ivy-level graduate admissions. I also received offers from other top-tier programs including Columbia (MS in Public Health Data Science), Yale (MS in Computational Biology and Biomedical Informatics), Cornell (MS in Computational Biology), Dartmouth (MS in Health Data Science), and Brown (MS in Biostatistics). I graduated from Boston University with a BS in Data Science and a minor in Statistics, earned multiple academic and research awards, and worked on high-impact projects in industry internships and in academic labs focused on machine learning, public health, and computational biology. I specialize in helping students from non-Ivy backgrounds break into elite graduate programs through compelling personal statements, strong academic narratives, and a sharp application strategy tailored to data-driven and biomedical fields.