Graduate School Admissions

We assist students with the admission process to graduate schools, EMBA programs, law schools, and medical schools.  We assist with the entire application progress, including planning of admission testing.  Before we discuss schools we discuss why a student wants to go to graduate school and what a student can expect in terms of career advancement from a graduate degree.  We help students select schools, develop and edit essays, including the statement of purpose essay.  We thoroughly prepare students for their admission interviews.  

These services are available in package plans and on an hourly basis.

Getting a perfect score on the MCATs does not guarantee acceptance to medial school(s). Medical schools are looking for students who have experiences that support their desire to attend medical school in addition to stellar grades and MCAT scores.   We work with students to ensure they get the most of their pre-med program.  For pre-med students it is critical that they make decisions during undergraduate studies that will optimize their chances for acceptance to medical school. We work with students to maximize their summer experiences, including leadership opportunities, publishing research, volunteering, clinical experiences, shadowing medical staff, etc.   We help students prepare for their interviews. Non-cognitive skills are critical in the interview process and the ability to make sound judgements is often assessed.  We work with students to ensure they have experiences that can be used as examples to support these skills. We also create a timeline to ensure experiences and MCATs are completed in time for medical school applications.

The Magic Seven MBA schools are extremely selective and not only require stellar standardized test scores, high GPA undergraduate but also experience that demonstrates proven leadership. Work with us and we will help you build your candidacy. 

The M7 business schools are: Harvard Business School, Stanford Graduate School of Business, the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, Columbia Business School, Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management, Chicago Booth, and MIT Sloan.