Aiming for NYU Law?

Jordan graduated from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University Bloomington, where he majored in business. Following graduation, he worked as a management consultant. Jordan was accepted into several top-tier law schools, including the University of Virginia, Georgetown University, Duke University, and Northwestern University. He has interned at several film and production companies, including Marvel Studios, Miramax, and Lionsgate. Jordan spent a semester interning at a boutique firm in Beverly Hills that represents actors, writers, and directors in talent negotiations. During his 2L summer, he also interned at Proskauer Rose, a preeminent sports law powerhouse. 

After graduating from UCLA Law and specializing in media, entertainment, technology, and sports, Jordan worked at Kirkland & Ellis in Los Angeles, focusing on corporate mergers and acquisitions in the entertainment space. He then transitioned to Sheppard Mullin, where he worked in their entertainment group, representing studios in contract negotiations with talent.

Jordan has a passion for helping candidates navigate the law school admissions process, especially when it comes to scholarship negotiations. He prides himself on providing candid feedback and helping candidates choose the right school for them. Jordan’s mentoring approach centers on open communication and honesty, providing candid feedback to help students succeed. 

As a counselor, Jordan has a knack for breaking down the process into manageable steps, ensuring that applicants are fully equipped to present their best selves to top-tier law schools. Jordan is committed to his role as an admissions counselor and is always excited to work with new applicants and guide them toward their dream law schools.

When Jordan isn’t coaching, he loves to play basketball and tennis. He is also an avid watcher of film and TV.

At Howard, Monét was deeply involved in both academics and community service. She held leadership roles in the National Council of Negro Women, the Howard University Student Association Policy Board, Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity International, and the Howard University Mock Trial Team, where she served as Captain. As a decorated competitor, she won awards at every level of collegiate mock trial, ultimately earning the All-American Attorney Award—the highest national honor in college mock trial. She brought this expertise to the Envision Intensive Law & Trial Program, where she worked each summer as a Mock Trial Advisor, coaching high school scholars on argument structure, public speaking, and courtroom presence. Recognized for her excellence in scholarship and leadership, she was named the Legal Communications Exemplar, delivering the keynote address at her department’s Senior Recognition Ceremony.

At Cornell Law School, Monét continued her passion for trial advocacy, winning the school’s mock trial competition as a first-year student and later serving as Vice President of the Mock Trial Board. She also competed in Moot Court and was awarded the CALI Excellence for the Future Award in Trial Advocacy. Beyond the courtroom, she served as President of the Black Law Students Association, where she organized impactful programming, mentored pre-law students, and cultivated a more inclusive academic environment.

After graduating, Monét began her legal career at Kasowitz Benson Torres LLP, a top-tier litigation firm known for handling high-profile, complex legal disputes. As a litigation associate, she contributed to multimillion-dollar cases across commercial, intellectual property, and employment law, earning praise for her strategic thinking, persuasive writing, and attention to detail. Even while managing demanding caseloads, she has remained committed to mentorship—offering guidance to interns, mentees, and aspiring lawyers every step of the way. Even outside of work, Monét remains deeply invested in service. She teaches mock trial to high school students, prioritizes pro bono work in her legal practice, and volunteers at American Bar Association and law school events to support and inspire the next generation of legal professionals.

As a coach, Monét helps students navigate the admissions process with clarity, confidence, and impact. She brings a personalized, strategic approach to every client, offering insight into everything from personal statements and resumes to interviews and school selection. Her unique combination of litigation experience, teaching background, and admissions insight makes her a sought-after mentor for traditional and non-traditional students. As a self-care enthusiast, Monét brings creativity, discipline, and authenticity into everything she does, making her not only an effective mentor but also an inspiring role model for anyone ready to begin their law school journey.

In her free time, Monét enjoys exploring new recipes in the kitchen, breaking a sweat at the gym, and enjoying a night of karaoke with friends. 

Having gained acceptance to several T14 schools herself, including NYU, Penn Carey, Duke, UVA, Georgetown, UChicago, Columbia, and Northwestern, Alice possesses a unique understanding of how to stand out in the admissions process. 

Professionally, Alica is interested in international/comparative law and public interest, but she also has an impressive background in research and teaching. During her time at Rutgers, she was a course instructor, learning assistant, and research assistant. She also interned at the Bureau of Intelligence and Research for the US Department of State and has received several awards for her work in both English and French. These experiences have honed her analytical and writing skills, making her a more effective admissions coach.

Alice will be interning at the Hague Conference on Private International Law and the Chittenden County Public Defender's Office in Vermont. She is pursuing a career in international law and criminal justice and hopes to help students navigate their own law school careers.

Alice views getting into law school as a significant life milestone and finds great joy in helping students reach that goal. She loves getting to know her students as they work together on their application materials. Her coaching approach starts with assisting students in selecting the perfect schools and guiding them through the decision-making process to ensure a balanced mix of reach and safety schools, understanding that safety schools can offer scholarships that students can later use to negotiate financial aid. She then helps create a detailed to-do list, leveraging her deep familiarity with the law school application process to ensure everything is completed on time.

By setting clear and attainable goals, Alice ensures students stay organized through the complex application process. She is also particularly skilled at helping students with their essays, ensuring they clearly articulate why they want to dedicate three years of their lives to studying law. By the end of her coaching, students’ applications are not only complete but as strong as they can be!

Outside of coaching, Alice enjoys reading, watching movies, hiking, and baking; she’s happy to swap recipes at any time. She’s also recently gotten into climbing, so if anyone has any tips on how to break into V4s, she’s all ears!