Your business school or law school application journey is unique, and the Stratus approach is equally personalized. We not only pair you with a dedicated Admissions Counselor who will coach, mentor, and guide you throughout the application process; we also connect you with our entire team of admissions experts who will provide additional support. No matter what you need, Stratus Admissions Counseling is here to help. Whether you’re looking to revise your application essays, receive guidance on articulating your goals, update your resume, or prepare for your interview, our counselors will be by your side throughout your admissions journey. They can identify and help mitigate weaknesses in your profile, all while keeping your motivation up during the sometimes grueling admissions process.
At Stratus, our Admissions Counselors have advanced degrees in the same fields as the clients they support, including MBAs, JDs, and other master’s specialties from top-ranked programs. Our team members combine decades of wisdom and experience with profound insights on how admissions committees think. Having relevant information and critical work experience means our team understands the hard work and the nuances involved in pursuing a higher-education degree. As alumni, we can also speak to the challenges of and offer introspection about the business school or law school application process. Our expertise will help you find schools that will be the best fit for your career goals.
Our team-based, personalized approach to admissions counseling has helped young professionals gain admission to all the top-ranked schools worldwide, including Harvard Business School, Harvard Law School, the Stanford Graduate School of Business, Stanford Law School, Yale Law School, UPenn Wharton, MIT Sloan, Columbia Business School, and INSEAD, as well as dozens of others. Having an admissions consultant on your side with a proven record of success and a clear understanding of how to help you get into your target program and reach your career goals is key to your admissions success.
I highly recommend working with Stratus Admissions. My counselor worked with me to set a realistic timeline, was always flexible, and was great about keeping me on track. She was extremely responsive and knowledgeable about the programs and would reach out to her peers at Stratus to help. I was ultimately accepted to three top-ten programs and will be headed to my dream school this fall!
[My counselor] has been available from dawn to dusk to go over drafts of my essays, help me develop my applicant file, and answer any questions I may have. Most importantly, her feedback has helped me stay calm and collected throughout the application process. I applied to 12 law schools and have so far heard back positively from nine, including two of my reach schools. I would highly recommend Stratus’s services to anyone who is unsure or nervous about the law school application process.
The school I’m now attending is a huge testament to how fortunate I am to have worked with you, and yet, given how much I feel I’ve benefited from your advice throughout this process, my ultimate decision is just another way this experience exceeded my wildest expectations. Thank you for such a phenomenal experience.
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If you are considering applying to law school, you likely have some questions about the process and your candidacy. We at Stratus have answered questions from hundreds of applicants over the years, and have compiled this list of our top 10 most-asked questions from law school applicants. Of course, if you have additional questions, we...
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