Working with Betsy was absolutely incredible. She helped me distill my non-traditional background into a cohesive story that clearly demonstrated why an MBA is the next logical step for me.

(Stanford)

Terrific news--I got in! Thank you again, so much, for all your help. I wouldn't have been able to do it without you.

(Harvard)

Working with Betsy was fantastic. She provided specific, valuable feedback, particularly on my work experience, that allowed me to address my weaknesses and highlight my strengths in a way that allowed the admissions committee to see the real me. She was also an excellent sounding board for any concerns, such as a limited quant in my background. With her help I was able to set myself apart from other traditional business school candidates gain acceptance to three top 10 business schools.

(MIT)

I was accepted to and received scholarship offers at more schools than I expected, and I could not have done it without her!

(Yale)

Working with Betsy was extremely productive and loads of fun! She made a huge effort to get to know the real "me." I was very much impressed by her 24/7 availability and quick turnaround, especially as we worked intesively right through christmas and new year's eve to reach round 2 deadlines. I not only obtained the "edge" I needed to get into my top choice schools (Wharton and Booth) but I also made a friend along the way. Thank you Betsy!! I don't know how I would have managed without you!

(Wharton)

Working with Betsy made the difference for me between just getting in to a safety school and getting in to every school i applied to, including the top master's program in my field! I didn't realize how much stronger my application could be - across all aspects, until consulting with Betsy. She helped me identify and articulate my most important selling points, resulting in much greater focus and clarity for my whole application. Betsy's knowledge of the admissions process was vital to my success.

(Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS))

I'm going to HBS in the fall, in no small part due to Betsy's support on my application.  She really helped me frame my story in a compelling way and come up with new ideas to write a great essay, based on her quick understanding of my background/interests /industry.  Betsy's comments are thorough, in-depth, and honest, and she continually pushed me not to settle for "good enough." She was such a great cheerleader for my application that I sometimes felt like she believed in me more than I did!

(Harvard Business School)

Working with Betsy was a fantastic experience! She is honest and told me exactly what I needed to hear, without sugar-coating. She never put words in my mouth, and was genuinely invested in getting to know me and helping me focus my career vision.

(Harvard Business School)

Betsy doesn't do half-measures, and she doesn't accept sloppy work. From our first talk, she saw straight to the core of my applications, exposing the holes, and asking me to answer my most difficult questions. Betsy's standards are tough, but combined with her sensitivity to my personal goals, and endless patience, they were exactly what I needed to get motivated, and kick my applications into gear.

(NYU Stern)

Betsy helped me find my story. Like many MBA candidates I am a career switcher so demonstrating why I want to do an MBA and getting to the core message was difficult and took a lot of time. Betsy helped me bring it out through phone conversations and continuous feedback on my writing. This was an extremely frustrating process for me but somehow Betsy knew to dig deeper and she challenged me through every conversation and through every piece of writing I submitted to her. Eventually I made a real connection with my story and why I wanted to pursue an MBA at this stage in my life. This process not only helped me with essays but it also helped me develop a concrete plan for my future.

(Duke Fuqua)

Betsy has a gift! Working with her I actually enjoyed the application process. I wouldn't have gotten in without Betsy's help.

(Harvard Business School)