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Welcome to my profile! As a recent Kellogg MBA graduate and Forté Fellow, I have firsthand experience navigating the competitive MBA admissions process. I successfully gained admission to multiple top programs, including Kellogg, Columbia Business School, Booth, Ross, and Fuqua. My professional background includes roles at McKinsey & Company and Sheridan Capital Partners, where I honed my skills in strategy, operations, value creation, and a focus in the healthcare industry. I am passionate about helping aspiring MBA candidates craft compelling applications that highlight their unique strengths. Let's work together to make your MBA dreams a reality—reach out to start your journey today!

Welcome to my profile! With an Executive MBA from UCLA Anderson and extensive experience in leadership roles at Oracle, I bring a wealth of knowledge and strategic insight to MBA admissions coaching. As the Head of Oracle Women’s Leadership for the Americas, I have empowered and mentored over 100 community leaders across 11 countries, showcasing my commitment to developing future leaders. My coaching journey is further enriched by my training at the Co-Active Training Institute, where I honed my skills in transformative leadership and personal development. Let's work together to craft a compelling MBA application that highlights your unique strengths and experiences. Reach out to start your journey towards your dream MBA program!

A couple years into my time at BCG, I was staring at a blank essay, wondering how to fit my whole story into 500 words. I wrote the “safe version” because that’s what everyone at BCG was doing, and it got me into Wharton and Booth, both with scholarships. But then I decided business school didn't make sense for me at that time, because my answer to Stanford GSB's "What Matters Most" essay read like what I thought the school wanted to hear. I didn't actually know what mattered most to me. A couple years later, with far more clarity, I reapplied to the GSB and answered that essay prompt honestly. What emerged wasn’t designed to impress anyone, but an honest attempt to capture who I am. Many well-meaning readers, including some coaches, told me it needed to be sanitized, edited, rewritten. I trusted my gut, trusted my story, and applied anyway. This past June, I wrapped up my unforgettable journey at Stanford. I coach the way I wish I’d been coached: fewer templates, more truth. I've helped several coachees since share their authentic AND impressive stories, because the two aren't mutually exclusive; I'd argue they're deeply related. If you work with me, my goal is to help you find that version of your story: the one that feels most like you, and helps the reader understand who you are and why you’ll matter.

HBS Class of 2028 | Wharton Admit with 100% Tuition Scholarship | Kellogg (1Y) Admit with Scholarship Understanding a school's brand and values, and connecting your authentic self to them, is the key to setting yourself apart in MBA admissions. I was fortunate to get into all three programs I applied to which I believe is due to how I carefully selected my schools and told my story to each. My specialties: Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition (ETA), MBA while married, MBA with children (I have 3 under 5), incorporating my faith in my application, choosing the right programs to apply to.

Spent five years career coaching at NYU Stern supporting hundreds of students determine and execute their job search strategies. Students I coached have landed everywhere from Netflix and Chobani to Electronic Arts, Tory Burch and The Carlyle Group

Welcome to my profile! As a current MBA student at Harvard Business School and a former admissions representative, I have a deep understanding of what top business schools are looking for in applicants. My professional background includes significant experience in private equity and investment banking, having worked at firms like Blackstone and J.P. Morgan. I have also been actively involved in career advising, having served as a Peer Career Advisor at Boston College, where I conducted workshops and provided resume and cover letter critiques. I am passionate about helping aspiring MBA candidates craft compelling applications that highlight their unique strengths and experiences. Let's work together to make your MBA application stand out!

Admitted to Wharton & MIT Sloan with merit scholarships + Offers from Google, McKinsey, & Goldman —all with a <3.5 GPA and <320 GRE. I specialize in helping high-achieving "underdog" candidates refine their story to get into their dream schools and companies. I believe that a strong narrative beats a perfect test score every time. If you have both, that's even better. My Stats: Me: <3.5 GPA, <320 GRE, Scholarship recipient at M7 schools. Multiple roles and promotions at Google. My Clients: Admitted to every M7 business school; Offers at top consulting, banking, and tech firms. My Approach: I offer a 100% individualized strategy geared toward your unique goals. Whether you are prepping for Case Interviews or drafting your MBA essays, we will craft a plan that highlights your specific superpowers. Have questions? Let's chat!

With an MBA from Columbia Business School and extensive experience in strategy, partnerships, and business operations, I am well-equipped to guide you through the MBA admissions process. My professional journey includes leading partner strategy at tech platform companies, and as a leader in higher education for over a decade. I have a proven track record of building successful programs and partnerships, which translates into helping you craft a standout application. Whether you need assistance with application strategy, essay writing, or interview preparation, I'm here to help you achieve your MBA goals. Let's connect and create a personalized plan for your success!

I applied to a broad range of top programs and was admitted to every school I applied to (4 M7 and 10 T15), despite having a sub-par undergraduate GPA and a non-traditional background. Now, I’ve been on both sides of the process. Most recently, I served on the Chicago Booth Admissions Committee, where I reviewed 100s of applications, interviewed candidates, and saw firsthand how this are evaluated internally (NOTE: It’s a far more structured and methodical process than most applicants realize!) I work selectively with motivated applicants who want honest, direct feedback and a clear strategy from someone who has navigated the process successfully and understands how decisions are actually made.

As a graduate of the Full-Time MBA program at the Johnson School at Cornell combined with 5+ years of experience coaching full-time MBA students on career goals and the recruiting processes, my approach to MBA admissions is a little different. Many enter with the goal "I want to get into school X." I prefer to zoom out and ask two simple questions: - What are your short-term MBA career goals? - What type of experience do you want for the duration of the two-year program? Answering these questions honestly will help you better develop a target school list and be able to better articulate in your essays and in the admissions interview why an MBA makes sense for you, ,why that school is the best fit, and what your short and long term career goals are post MBA. There's a lot more to getting a Full-Time MBA than going to the highest ranked school you can get into, because those rankings don't take into account your personal goals and preferences.