Professionally, Parth has worked full-time at several prestigious law firms, including Shearman & Sterling and Jones Day. He now runs his own law practice, Kalaria Law PLLC, focusing on advising startups and small businesses.

Through his professional experiences, Parth has developed strong analytical abilities, attention to detail, and the ability to break down complicated legal concepts. These skills have been instrumental in his years of coaching law school applicants, guiding them through every facet of the complex application process. Students Parth has coached have been accepted to Columbia Law School, Harvard Law School, the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, the University of Michigan Law School, Georgetown University Law Center, and other prestigious institutions. 

Parth understands the stress that goes into applying to law school and prides himself on his ability to break application components into digestible pieces. He works closely with students to ensure they craft the perfect application with maximum care and minimal stress. 

As a coach, Parth’s greatest strength is helping students reflect on their background (personal, professional, academic, and extracurricular) and choose impactful experiences and stories to describe in their law school applications. He believes that each student can portray unique value as part of the admissions process. Since students are often tempted to include only what seems appealing or attractive to schools, Parth’s approach focuses on reflecting on students’ actual strengths and highlighting them within their application.

In his free time, Parth enjoys working out, attending concerts, watching movies, trying new restaurants, and going to stand-up comedy shows.

As an immigration attorney, Demi supports individuals, families, and businesses as they navigate the U.S. immigration process. She also has experience in humanitarian work, student support, and environmental resource management. Students Demi has coached have been accepted to law schools at institutions such as Georgetown University, UNC, the University of Arizona, and the University of Colorado, among others. 

Demi's passion for coaching is fueled by her personal journey, shaped by mentors who believed in her boundless potential and guided her toward success. Drawing from her tenure as a Senior Academic Advisor, Demi emphasizes the importance of diversity in shaping a vibrant student body, understanding that each candidate brings a unique blend of experiences and strengths to the table. As a first-generation lawyer, she also empathizes with the challenges of the application process and offers invaluable guidance to help students navigate it successfully. 

As a coach, Demi adeptly guides applicants to reflect on their experiences in a manner that brings out the best version of themselves without intruding on their personal journey. She skillfully assists them in articulating these insights effectively in their application materials. Leveraging her expertise as a coach and lawyer, Demi also equips applicants with the skills necessary to navigate the process of applying for internships and job opportunities during law school and throughout their professional careers. Her comprehensive approach ensures that applicants are well-prepared to seize opportunities and excel in their chosen paths.

In her free time, Demi enjoys trying any sushi that comes around the conveyor belt and traveling. Her first flight was to an international destination in Argentina. She is also a boba tea enthusiast with a personal goal of trying this delicious beverage in every city she visits. 

Jesse graduated magna cum laude from Emory with a Bachelor's in business administration with dual concentrations in information systems and operations management and marketing and Chinese language and literature. During college, he served as a pre-college admissions advisor and resident advisor through the Emory University Pre-College Program.

During law school, Jesse also acted as an admissions representative for the USC Gould School of Law Diversity Committee, in addition to his role as Co-President. His commitment to law and technology at USC led the Legal Technology Association to a third-place finish at the 2020 Los Angeles Global Legal Hackathon, where they pitched an idea for a mental health app for practicing attorneys and law firms. He was also a USC Merit Scholarship recipient.

In 2020, he published a novel titled "Underdog" about his law school experience, as well as the experiences of classmates, professors, law school deans, and startup founders within the USC Gould legal community. Jesse has a strong track record of supporting students in their writing processes, having tutored both undergraduate and graduate students across various subjects. Currently, Jessee works as an attorney at a mid-sized, New York-based defense firm, practicing in general liability and medical malpractice.

As an admissions coach, Jesse excels at providing comprehensive strategies for the admissions process. He helps students craft persuasive narratives, optimally structure their arguments, and leverage their unique qualities to make an impression on top-tier law schools. He is committed to helping students reach their goals and become part of the nation's elite legal community. Having faced and overcome the challenges of applying to law school himself, he understands the stress and pressure students experience and works diligently to give them the best chance of success.

Beyond his professional pursuits, Jesse loves spicy foods and is a dedicated gym-goer. He enjoys exploring his new home in New York City and is always open to meeting prospective students for a cup of coffee.

After graduating from UCSB with honors, Victoria gained considerable experience in the media and entertainment industry. While at USC, she served on the boards of the Entertainment Law Society, Music Law Society, and Black Law Students Association. Additionally, she gained practical experience within the entertainment industry working at Hello Sunshine, the Walt Disney Company, and Universal Music Group. Victoria is also an active volunteer at the non-profit organization California Lawyers for the Arts, which serves the creative arts community. 

Victoria has a passion for guiding prospective law students through the application process, stemming from her experience as the first in her family to attend law school. She understands the value of mentorship and its impact on a student's success, and she believes in the potential of every student to excel in the competitive world of law school admissions.

As a coach, Victoria excels at recognizing the unique qualities of each applicant. She has a knack for helping students express these qualities in their applications, allowing them to present their best selves to their dream schools. She excels at providing strategic guidance on the entire application process, from identifying optimal schools to crafting effective essays and building strong narratives. Victoria looks forward to offering her expertise and mentorship to students, guiding them as they fulfill their aspirations of pursuing legal careers. She aims to empower students to become the best versions of themselves and is excited about the possibilities each student brings to the table.

In her free time, Victoria indulges in her love of travel, music festivals, and exploring new culinary delights at different restaurants.

Summer attended Chapman University on a full-merit scholarship. She served as an admissions ambassador for two years and received multiple awards and scholarships, including the Outstanding First Year Award, the Outstanding Senior Award, and recognition as a SCIAC All-Academic Athlete.

Throughout her tenure at Gould, Summer balanced NCAA lacrosse, involvement in sorority life, and active participation in student government. Moreover, she served as a Post-Conviction Justice Project student attorney and distinguished herself as a Saks Institute Scholar. She worked as a labor and employment associate at an AmLaw 200 firm in San Diego before transitioning to a firm in Orange County.

Summer’s educational and professional experiences have allowed her to cultivate a passion for coaching, working on a team, and making a positive impact on others. With years of mentoring experience under her belt, she is committed to sharing her expertise and insights into the intricacies of the law school application process with aspiring lawyers. Students Summer has coached have been accepted to top law schools, including Duke, Northwestern, UCLA, and Georgetown. 

As a coach, Summer excels at collaborating with students from diverse backgrounds, skillfully highlighting their individual narratives, and effectively communicating them to law school admissions committees.

In her spare time, Summer plays amateur ice hockey and lacrosse and spends time with her two cats, Sergio and Sage, and her German shepherds, Chief and Rux.

Ashley completed her undergraduate degree in English language and literature at Fairfield University in just three years, graduating summa cum laude with a perfect 4.0 GPA. She was the valedictorian of her class and earned the prestigious Bellarmine Medal, as well as recognition through the Magis Scholarship and Honors Program.

At Georgetown University Law Center, Ashley was named to the Pro Bono Honor Roll and served as a student ambassador. Since graduation, she has practiced as a construction litigation attorney. Ashley currently works as a seventh-year associate at Smith Currie Oles Law Firm, a top construction and government contracts firm. In addition to her impressive record, Ashley’s dedication and expertise in construction litigation have earned her quite a reputation, including being named among the "Ones to Watch" in Construction Litigation by Best Lawyers in America from 2022 to 2025.

With over 10 years of coaching experience, Ashley has been dedicated to supporting others academically, whether it be tutoring, editing papers, reviewing resumes, or helping with applications. She believes in the importance of helping individuals navigate challenging or uncharted territories. Recognizing the complexity of the law school application process, Ashley took on the role of a coach to become a reliable source of knowledge for applicants seeking answers, guidance, and support. Her goal is to empower future lawyers to succeed in finding a law school that aligns with their goals and values.

As a coach, Ashley's strengths include effective time management and helping students create schedules that are reasonable yet focused on achieving their goals. As an English major, she is also an excellent writer and editor. She expertly assists students in deconstructing essay topics, offering guidance on content selection and structuring, and refining their writing through thorough revisions. She ensures students can transform their initial drafts into polished pieces they are proud to put their names on.  

John earned a Bachelor of Science from Cornell University before completing his JD at Brooklyn Law School, graduating summa cum laude on a full-ride scholarship. Serving on Cornell's admissions and administrative committees has given him insider tips on what law schools look for in successful applicants, and he uses this knowledge to guide students through every step of the application process. His expertise has helped students gain acceptance to top law schools, such as Columbia, NYU, Cornell, Georgetown, UC Berkeley, Duke, and UVA.

A former corporate attorney and retired member of both the New York and New Jersey State Bars, John's passion for counseling is evident in his dedication to providing personalized advice and support to each student. He enjoys drawing upon his considerable experience to guide students through the various aspects of the law school application process, including school selection, pre-law coursework and resume building, essay drafting, and interview preparation. His commitment to helping students succeed extends beyond the application process, as he continues to offer guidance and support throughout their law school journey.

One of John's key strengths is his ability to analyze and interpret law school statistical data as reported by law schools to the American Bar Association, US News & World Report, and other media outlets. This expertise enables him to provide students with knowledge of the competitive landscape of law school admissions and to help them identify schools that best align with their goals and qualifications.

When he's not advising students, John enjoys spending time outdoors, hiking, and gardening in the beautiful Finger Lakes Region of New York State, where he lives with his wife, Jennifer, and their dog, Enzo.

Michael is a dedicated legal professional with a robust background in civil rights, criminal defense, post-conviction work, and higher education administration. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated a commitment to student success and institutional integrity. He has developed behavioral intervention teams, prosecuted cases on behalf of universities, and managed social media platforms and day-to-day student affairs operations through his pipeline program. His legal expertise has been further honed through clerkships and legal assistant roles, where he conducted legal research, drafted motions, and provided defense strategies. Michael's accomplishments reflect his diligence, leadership, and passion for advancing education and legal justice.

As a coach, Michael prioritizes openness and honesty when sharing his professional insights, ensuring students understand the realities of their chosen path. His coaching philosophy is deeply rooted in transparency, as he believes that clear, candid guidance is essential for personal and professional growth. Michael encourages students to strive for excellence and push beyond their limits, helping them unlock their full potential. With his approachable demeanor, he connects with students on a personal level, meeting them where they are in their journey. From there, he provides tailored advice, valuable insights, and practical tools that empower them to make meaningful progress toward their goals.

In his free time, Michael enjoys reading, watching sports, spending time with family, visiting art and history museums, and investing in the stock market.

Troy has a Bachelor’s degree in ethics, politics, and economics from Yale University and a JD from Harvard Law School. After graduating from Yale, Troy taught math and science in the Mississippi Delta with Teach for America. Afterward, they pursued their passion for supporting socioeconomic equality through summer positions at the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau while attending Harvard Law. At the same time, Troy kept up their interest in education by consulting for standardized test designers. 

With a wealth of experience in coaching and tutoring, Troy expertly guides students through every step of the application process. Having worked with hundreds of students, they are dedicated to cultivating individual growth and empowering each student to reach their full potential.

As a dedicated coach, Troy excels at guiding students through the intricate law school admissions process. They provide invaluable support in navigating its complexities and streamlining the process to alleviate student stress. Troy works closely with each student to help them present their best selves to top-tier law schools, ensuring they effectively highlight their unique strengths, experiences, and aspirations.

When Troy isn't coaching, they enjoy exploring their vast knowledge of coffee, cocktails, and Japanese denim. They also have a background in streaming on Twitch, where they were a speedrunner for the cult indie game Crypt of the Necrodancer. In addition, Troy is the proud owner of a tortoiseshell cat named Demerara.

Her experience has given Ashari great insight into pro bono criminal defense and policy work, litigation, and white-collar investigations. Ashari actively engages in pro bono legal initiatives and was very involved within the Duke community. She served as the Director of Finance within the Black Law Students Association, the Academic Director of First Class, a Case Manager and Social Media Coordinator for the Innocence Project, and contributed to several pro bono projects and initiatives. Her work and contributions reflect her commitment to using the law to drive positive change. 

Ashari is passionate about coaching applicants because she enjoys helping them gain the upper hand in the law school process, something she felt she did not have as a first-generation student. Now, she’s dedicated to providing counseling to students to make the process less overwhelming and more manageable. Students Ashari has coached have been accepted to law schools at Wake Forest University, the University of Georgia, and the University of Illinois.

As a coach, Ashari’s greatest strength is her own unconventional background. She wasn't the typical law school applicant and brings this unique perspective to her coaching, understanding that each student’s journey is different and that there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Her coaching philosophy emphasizes listening first and advising second. She believes that by truly understanding each student's interests, ambitions, and goals, she can help them build strong, personalized applications that resonate with their narrative.

In her free time, Ashari enjoys cooking and experimenting with new cuisines. 

Prior to law school, Steph earned her Bachelor’s degree in political science and government from California State University, Long Beach, graduating summa cum laude. After graduating from law school, she worked as an associate at a family law firm in Beverly Hills, as an assistant supporting the head of television business affairs at the Creative Artists Agency, and as an attorney at Quill & Arrow. With a diverse professional background, Steph is interested in family, human rights, and civil rights law.

Steph's journey to law school was inspired by her deep-seated desire to make a meaningful difference in people's lives. As the first person in her family to attend law school, she embraced the challenge and worked diligently to understand the application process thoroughly. Now, she leverages these insights to effectively guide and support others on their journey to law school.

Combining her extensive knowledge of the law school application and her passion for helping others, Steph is adept at breaking down this challenging yet exciting process into manageable steps. With her compassionate guidance and unwavering support, she supports students to embark on this transformative journey with confidence, knowing they have a trusted ally by their side every step of the way.

When she is not lawyering or helping future lawyers apply to law school, Steph enjoys watching films, doing hot yoga, and film photography.

Talia has guided students to admission at many law schools, including the George Washington Law School, Boston University School of Law, New York Law School, Rutgers Law School, and others. She is fervent about mentoring students through the complex and competitive journey of applying to law school. She understands how difficult and confusing the admissions process can be, and is committed to making it more manageable by helping applicants stay organized and goal-oriented at each step. 

As a coach, Talia’s strength lies in her meticulous approach to personal statements, ensuring applicants find the perfect combination of precision and creativity. She believes in the importance of presenting an authentic and compelling narrative, and she helps students identify and highlight their unique strengths so that their individuality shines. 

In addition to her love of mentoring, Talia also brings her wide breadth of industry knowledge to the application process. Being well-versed in the challenges and expectations of the legal world, Talia knows what will make an applicant stand out as a prospective attorney.  

When she is not coaching, Talia enjoys becoming lost, whether it be in the trees of a solitary hike, other worlds of a deep television binge, or the intricacies of a complicated baking endeavor.

At Boston College, Rachel received the Award for Clinical Excellence for her work with the school’s Innocence Clinic and has been published in the University of Hawaiʻi Law Review. Rachel has clerked for the Rhode Island Supreme Court, worked at Gutman, Mintz, Baker & Sonnenfeldt LLP, and is now the Founder and CEO of R.F. Woods Consulting. 

Rachel's educational experiences are invaluable to her, so she decided to use her talents to help others achieve their educational aspirations. She understands how overwhelming and anxiety-ridden the law school application process can be. She loves taking that burden away from applicants by breaking down the process to be more straightforward and understandable. Her goal as a coach is to reduce stress for applicants, allowing future law students to focus on highlighting their strengths and achieving their educational goals.

When working with applicants, Rachel strives to keep the mood light and the environment calm and relaxed. Once she has achieved a relaxed atmosphere and a student’s trust, she works to break down materials so the process is manageable, organized, and can be completed efficiently. Rachel’s greatest strengths as a coach include creating realistic timelines and helping students create standout personal statements and resumes. 

In her spare time, Rachel enjoys home organization, traveling to visit family, and spending time with her husband, daughters, and dog.

At Rice University, Oria was deeply involved in campus life, serving as Co-Director of the Rice African Student Association (RASA) Dance and participating in the inaugural Black Excellence Gala. Her academic achievements earned her the Sharon Stephens Brehm Undergraduate Psychology Scholarship, and she conducted research on diversity training myths as part of her undergraduate studies.

At Duke University, Oria served as External Vice President of the Texas Club Executive. During her 1L summer, Oria worked as a Summer Associate at Norton Rose Fulbright in Dallas, Texas, focusing on mergers & acquisitions and restructuring. She has also gained legal experience as an associate intern at Kirkland & Ellis and as an SEO law fellow at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP.

Oria loves being able to help ease the stress that comes with the law school application process. She understands that many students feel overwhelmed by all the components and need more direction. She aims to provide more transparency about the process and share the resources, tips, and knowledge she has gained from her experience. 

Oria emphasizes that the rigorous nature of the admissions process reflects law schools' commitment to finding students who are ready to put in the necessary effort to succeed. She encourages students to view challenges as a normal part of the journey and celebrates every milestone, no matter how small, as each one is a step closer to their goals. Through her supportive approach, she helps students develop the skills and work ethic needed to thrive in law school

As a coach, Oria ensures students make the most of their law school application experience by providing flexibility within a structured application timeline. She excels at helping students break down the application process into manageable steps, making it easier for them to tackle. She provides students with insight and support when unexpected obstacles arise throughout the application process by gathering and sharing resources with applicants and helping them communicate professionally with schools. She also loves helping students craft their personal statements and supplemental essays, providing feedback on structure, writing style, and technical errors. 

When Oria isn't coaching, she enjoys trying new fitness classes.