Mikheil Kharebava

Prior to law school, Mikheil studied philosophy at the University of Maryland, College Park, graduating as the department’s featured graduate with the highest GPA among philosophy majors. At Maryland, he was an arts & humanities ambassador, guiding prospective students and families through academic pathways, and gained teaching experience as an instructor and creative writer at the Russian School of Mathematics. 

Mikheil developed expertise in several areas of law through clerkships and internships, including intellectual property, immigration, estate planning, and antitrust. He co-authored an antitrust research manuscript with input from Jonathan Kanter, former head of the U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division. His work demonstrates a balance of scholarly rigor and practical engagement with major legal issues.

As a counselor, Mikheil excels at helping students craft applications that highlight their authentic voice in a way that resonates with admissions committees. He takes a strategic approach to the process, breaking down requirements and timelines while ensuring students present their achievements in the strongest way possible. He empowers applicants to connect their goals with the law schools best aligned with their ambitions.

Passionate about mentorship, Mikheil views admissions coaching as a way to expand opportunities and help students reach their potential. He believes in guiding students not only toward admissions success but also toward institutions where they can thrive academically and personally. Mikheil’s mix of legal training, creative insight, and teaching experience positions him to guide applicants with both precision and empathy.

Outside of admissions, Mikheil is a dedicated runner, follows global financial markets, and enjoys hosting professional networking and seminar events. In his free time, he spends evenings with his rescued kitten, Yuri, and continues to cultivate his love of philosophy and critical thought.