Ronak holds a BA in psychology from the University of Chicago and a JD from Boston College Law School. Throughout her legal career, she has secured over $20 million in verdicts and settlements in high-impact cases, including wrongful death and wrongful conviction matters. Currently, she serves as the Pro Bono Coordinator for a legal nonprofit, where she fosters meaningful pro bono opportunities for attorneys and promotes access to justice for underserved communities. Before transitioning to nonprofit work, Ronak practiced at civil rights litigation boutiques and later co-founded her own law firm.
In addition to her nonprofit role, Ronak mentors law students at the University of Chicago, offering personalized coaching in writing and interview preparation. She provides in-depth feedback on writing samples for judicial clerkship and law firm applications, conducts mock interviews, and refines students' resumes and cover letters to enhance their competitiveness in the legal job market.
Ronak's extensive experience in mentoring and admissions consulting enables her to build strong connections with students. She combines her knowledge of the admissions landscape with a patient, empathetic approach, offering thoughtful and actionable feedback. Her ability to guide students with clarity and precision makes her a trusted coach. She takes a structured approach, focusing on organization and step-by-step guidance, while also remaining flexible and adapting when needed. She creates a relaxed, conversational atmosphere that makes students feel at ease, fostering confidence through positivity and encouragement.
A fun fact about Ronak is she can speak Gujarati, Hindi, and Spanish!