Cassandra has worked for the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio in Cleveland as a judicial intern for The Honorable Rueben Shepherd. This hands-on legal experience further deepens her understanding of the skills and professionalism law schools seek in applicants. At Cornell Law School, Cassandra participated in moot court and helped to lead the First-Generation Student Association.
Passionate about helping others in all areas of life, Cassandra is especially drawn to admissions counseling because it allows her to give back to prospective law students. She values the support she received during her own law school admissions journey and is committed to paying that support forward. Understanding how daunting the admissions process can be, Cassandra dedicates herself to providing guidance every step of the way.
What distinguishes Cassandra as a coach is her insider knowledge of how admissions offices operate. She knows how to help students craft compelling, distinctive applications that resonate with admissions committees. Every student she works with receives a personalized plan, and each counseling session is designed with a clear, targeted goal in mind. Students she has coached have been accepted to top law schools, including the University of Pennsylvania, UCLA, and Case Western Reserve University.
As a first-generation law student, Cassandra brings a unique perspective and is equipped to support students from a wide range of backgrounds. Her deep experience in both admissions work and mentoring makes her a strong, effective guide for anyone navigating the complexities of the law school application process.
In her free time, Cassandra enjoys rowing, rock climbing, and baking.