28,568Leland Reviews

I worked with Saleem for more than 6 months and we carefully crafted the whole timeline. His inputs were meaningful, when required immediate (close to a deadline) and overall very nice and honest. I got into a very selective program between HEC and Yale (25 people admitted) and a full scholarship at LBS, so I'd say 100% worth it.

Today Madeleine helped me prepare for my interview with MIT. I feel SO much better already. Earlier this year she already helped me with my common app, and I will continue working with her. Thanks so much, I love working with you.

I reached out super last minute because my Common App was a mess. I had no idea how to make my essays sound like me. MM helped me fix everything without making me rewrite my whole life. She actually listened and understood where I was coming from, which made me feel way more confident about what I was writing. She really doesn’t make you feel judged. Honestly, I’d work with her again in a heartbeat.

I'm an international student, and I didn't really understand what U.S. interviews were like. Madeleine explained everything clearly and helped me feel ready. She's so friendly and easy to talk to :D which made practicing way less stressful. I definitely recommend working with her. I will book more sessions !!!

I had an absolutely fantastic time working with Madeleine to prepare for my upcoming interview including Harvard, Georgetown, and Duke. I was very nervous about these since I'm shy, yet the training prepared me in ways I couldn't have imagined!! I really recommend her.

Bryan was incredibly helpful with reviewing my personal history statement for grad school applications. He not only constructively broke down the prompt to ensure the actual content of my essay was productive, but also helped with sentence structure and wording. He provided the full package when editing my essay, helping take my work from draft stage to final submission! I cannot recommend Bryan enough.

The highlight from working with Harleigh has been the level of organization that she brought to my essays. I consider myself to be a strong writer, but the structure that she provided made my writing and editing process much easier, and also made me more confident about the story I am weaving for the AdComms.

When I started looking into the MBA process, I was astounded by the astronomically high prices of many MBA consultants. I mostly worked with Carin to craft my narrative (“sanity check”) and essay reviews, and how to shine a positive light on my lived experiences as a deaf person. I couldn’t find a deaf student or alumni at my programs of choice (M7 + T10s) to reach out for helpful guidance and information. I had questions like “How did they present themselves well?”, “how to show that we offer a lot to the community?” and “how did the employers view students with disabilities?” However, Carin was awesome in lending her experience and perspective as hearing people to make sure I present my unique, nontraditional background and experiences well. They responded quickly to my emails and questions, including their feedback/thoughts on selecting a certain topic my video prompts. Results? I got into Wharton, Yale SOM, and Booth for R2.