Engineering Master’s Admissions Experts

Grad student at Stanford thanks to a full-ride scholarship. Wide experience on applications to grad school, grad school tests (GRE and GMAT), applications to management consulting (McKinsey), investment banking (Morgan Stanley) and startups. My coaching began when I founded my academy for my peers at university. 300+ students after, I have coached many of these in their professional and grad student applications. Reach out to see how you can land the next success! (bonus points for Spanish-speaking students)

I bring a wealth of experience from my time working in admissions at both the undergraduate and medical school levels at Georgetown University. During my tenure, I gained invaluable insights into the admissions process, which I now leverage to help aspiring master's program candidates craft compelling applications. My approach is personalized and strategic, focusing on highlighting your unique strengths and experiences to stand out in a competitive field. Whether you need guidance on application strategy, essay writing, or interview preparation, I'm here to support you every step of the way.

I coach applicants to master’s programs by combining firsthand academic experience, admissions insight, and structured application strategy. I earned my Master’s in Chemical Engineering at Columbia University as a fully funded scholar with a stipend, where I conducted research in an electrochemical solar fuels lab and published a manuscript on seawater electrolysis. This background allows me to guide candidates applying to technical, research-driven, and interdisciplinary master’s programs with clarity on academic fit, faculty alignment, and research positioning. In addition to my academic training, I have served on the University of Bradford admissions committee, giving me direct exposure to how graduate applications are evaluated and what differentiates strong candidates from average ones. I am currently an MBA candidate at The Wharton School, serving as Student Body President, and have worked in strategic and product roles at organizations such as Amazon and TD Bank. I help clients translate complex academic, professional, and personal experiences into compelling, well-structured applications that clearly communicate impact, motivation, and program fit.

I help Master’s applicants clarify which degree and program fit their goals, strengthen their applicant-authored materials, and make financially informed decisions about graduate study. My work spans research-oriented and professional programs, including applicants pursuing career advancement, a career change, research preparation, or a future doctoral pathway. We can work on degree and program discernment, application strategy, statements and resumes, recommendations, funding and affordability, interviews, and offer comparison. Sometimes the question is how to strengthen an application. Sometimes it is whether graduate school—or a particular degree, program, cost, and community—is truly the right next step. My aim is to help you make both a strong application and a thoughtful decision about the education and environment you are choosing.

Welcome to my profile! I’m a UC Berkeley graduate with a Master of Molecular Science and Software Engineering and a background that combines STEM, education, mentorship, and academic advising. Over the past several years, I’ve supported students from a wide range of backgrounds — including international, transfer, first-generation, and high-achieving applicants — as they navigated competitive undergraduate and graduate academic pathways. My experience includes working as an Ivy League University Mentor, Academic & Career Advisor, tutor, and educational mentor, where I helped students with university and graduate school applications, school selection, essays, resumes, interview preparation, financial aid guidance, and overall application strategy. I’ve worked with students pursuing opportunities in STEM, engineering, data science, healthcare, and other competitive fields, including applicants targeting top universities across the United States. My coaching style is supportive, strategic, and highly personalized. I believe strong applications come from more than impressive achievements — they come from understanding how to clearly communicate your story, goals, and strengths in a way that feels authentic and compelling. Whether you’re applying to college, pursuing a master’s program, exploring career directions, or feeling overwhelmed by the admissions process, I’m here to help simplify the journey and build a plan tailored to your goals. I’m especially passionate about helping students gain clarity and confidence while navigating complex academic and professional decisions. I look forward to supporting you on your journey!

I'm not here to get you into any specific program. I'm here to help you determine IF a higher degree might help you get to where you want to go. Sometimes it does, most of the time, the degree is not the thing that gets you there. It can help open doors - but you - the you who starts the program - you have to make the most of that time in the program and have a game plan going in! Most of these programs are 12-24 months. It goes by quickly - and you need to know where you're headed (or at least have a few options picked out) in order to maximize exposure to your desired industry or company. As a coach - I believe YOU have the answers to the hard questions like , "which program do I choose?" I can help by asking questions that bring to light your personal values, priorities, concerns and other important factors. I can provide tactical exercises to help you narrow down choices and eliminate options that aren't a fit. I've worked with business students and engineers from undergrad to MBA and have a pretty solid understanding on what you need to have to pivot into a specific field. Most admissions help comes from people who've worked on just that. Admissions. Getting INTO a program. I have experience looking at resumes (as part of Admissions decisions) with the lens of a recruiter and asking, "With this Master's/MBA degree, how competitive a candidate will this person be in their field?" You are likely pursuing a higher degree because you want that experience or the letters behind your name to help you make some kind of career pivot or "level up" in your current line of work. I work with those considering Specialized Masters and MBAs - and ask the hard questions to get to the root of what you want and if you truly NEED an MBA to get that - or if there might be other, equally valid ways to make that switch. That way - you can make your own pros/cons list without someone "selling" you from the university or college side. Sadly - admissions folks often know "outcomes stats" or highlights that they get from the Dean's Office or marketing department. Rarely are they familiar with what it takes to get a job in your chosen field - or whether or not you qualify to work in CPG or the entertainment as an international student on OPT. I ask questions like: - What you want out of the degree (learning vs hard skills vs opportunity based on industry) - What are your top priorities (in order) for your next job? More money? Location? Industry? Job title? Job function? - Which programs or locations might you consider based on common industry hubs and university partnerships for hiring? - How much research have you done about your chosen field? - Do you generally meet the pre-requisites of job postings that you're interested in? If not - what is missing and how do we build that skill set? - Do you require visa sponsorship and how familiar are you with the OPT/STEM OPT and H1B visa processes? I will be an honest and impartial thought partner to help you decide if you need a degree - or some directed career coaching (which I can also help with!). Not sure if it's a fit? Set up an intro call and find out :)