Aiming for the University of Virginia School of Law?

Prior to law school, Bekah graduated summa cum laude with a BA in political science and a minor in business administration from Baylor University. During college, Bekah was a star advocate representing the university in regional and national undergraduate moot court competitions, wherein she was recognized as a Top 15 National Speaker multiple times. Following graduation, she took a gap year to gain meaningful experience, working as a fellow at a nonprofit economic organization, providing private academic tutoring, leading the praise team at her Spanish-speaking home church, and dedicating time to studying for the LSAT. 

At Stanford Law, Bekah was an active community member, serving on the boards of both the Stanford Latinx Law Student Association and the Stanford Law School Christian Fellowship. She also volunteered with the Naturalization Pro Bono Clinic and represented clients as a student attorney in the Religious Liberty Clinic. Bekah further demonstrated her commitment to legal scholarship as an Articles Editor for the Stanford Law & Policy Review. Following law school, she completed a clerkship at the U.S. District Court and later at the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. Then, Bekah moved to New York City to begin her legal career at an international law firm, where she worked on complex commercial litigation matters. She is a licensed member of the New York Bar, the New York Junior League, the Puerto Rican Bar Association, and the New York Guild of Catholic Lawyers.

As a coach, Bekah enjoys working with all students ready to navigate the law school admissions process. She approaches consulting with a thoughtful, empathetic lens and a strong commitment to student success. Bekah is personally invested in guiding each applicant toward their highest potential, tailoring her guidance to reflect their individual strengths and goals. With a focus on tailored strategy and consistent accountability, she ensures students receive both structure and encouragement throughout the application process. Her philosophy centers on creating a supportive environment where applicants feel confident, empowered, and never isolated during what can often be a very challenging time.

Bekah is fluent in English and Spanish. She is also a native of San Antonio, Texas (so she knows good Tex-Mex food!) and is now living her best life as a litigator in New York City, where she enjoys Broadway shows, the diverse foods, immersive street pop-ups, and visiting different boroughs.

Harriet earned a Bachelor's degree in finance with a minor in law and society from the University of Maryland, College Park. During college, Harriet studied business abroad in Vienna, Austria, held multiple leadership roles, and worked in the Education Abroad Office

While studying at Duke University School of Law, Harriet was involved in various organizations, including the International Law Society, Black Law Student Association, Women of Color Collective, and Competition Law Society. She also worked with the admissions office as a student representative, where she spoke with prospective students about the Duke community and connected applicants with current law students with similar interests. Additionally, she participated in the International Human Rights Clinic and Health Justice Clinic. 

As the first person in her family to attend law school in the U.S., Harriet is passionate about coaching others through the application process and leveraging her background, education, and professional experiences to guide students to their dream careers. She aims to share her knowledge and connections to help applicants submit successful applications and choose the right academic environment in which to thrive. 

Harriet recognizes that the law school application process involves numerous factors and choices. She excels at cost-benefit analyses of law schools and ensures students make informed choices that prioritize their goals. Harriet believes each candidate can create a competitive application when the process is broken into manageable steps. Students Harriet has coached have been accepted to top schools, including Duke, Northwestern, and UC Berkeley, among others. 

Harriet brings a wealth of expertise to her role as a coach for prospective law students. Known for her transparency, positivity, and ability to craft compelling narratives, she helps students create authentic personal statements that highlight their unique contributions to law schools and the broader legal community. Harriet also offers extensive guidance on law school applications, interview preparation, and navigating the legal profession with confidence and clarity.

Outside of her professional pursuits, Harriet enjoys exploring new cities, reading fantasy novels, and indulging in reality television.

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.