Our method
Six specialists. Sixty hours. One file.
Every application is broken down into components, and every component has a dedicated expert. Here is exactly how we work, from the first call to the final offer.
6
specialists on every application
60h+
invested in every single file
3
live GMAT sessions a week
48h
internship tracker refresh
The principle
No generalists. No templates. No detail left to chance.
Most agencies give one consultant a whole file. We do the opposite. We took the counselling model that sends the most students into the world’s top universities, where every component is prepared by a specialist, and brought it to students applying to Europe’s best programmes.
Your application is split into its parts: the CV, the personal statement, the recommendations, the interviews, the test and, when your profile needs it, an internship. Each part has its own expert. A student manager from your target school coordinates everything, and the founding team reviews the full file before it is sent.
The Masters framework
Eight components, eight experts.
Each track has its own framework, built the same way: one expert per component. Here is the Masters one. Bachelors, internship and graduate-role frameworks swap the components for the ones that matter on that track, like UCAS statements or superdays.
01
Your student manager
A student or alum of your target school
Why it matters
One person is accountable for your whole application, from the first call to the final decision.
How we do it
Sets your weekly priorities and every deadline
Coordinates all the specialists working on your file
Reachable on WhatsApp, any time of day
Regular progress check-ins, with your parents if relevant
02
The CV
A CV specialist and your student manager
Why it matters
Many schools now score CVs with software before a human reads them. A low score can mean your file is never read at all.
How we do it
Built around each school’s criteria and preferred template
Adapted school by school, round by round
Written to score, not just to look good
Unlimited edits
03
The personal statement
Two experts
Why it matters
The first three lines decide whether the reader keeps going. Most business students are not trained to write with emotion, and it shows.
How we do it
The hook, the first three lines, is written by a native English writer
The body is written by someone from the school you are applying to
Your story connected to the programme’s modules, structure and culture
Unlimited edits
04
Recommendation letters
Your student manager
Why it matters
The only place in your file where someone else speaks for you. It can compensate for a weakness and amplify your strengths.
How we do it
Advice on choosing the right recommenders
Your recommenders briefed before they write
Every letter aligned with your story
Unlimited review
05
Interview preparation
People from your target school
Why it matters
Most candidates prepare for the interview they imagine. Ours prepare for the one that actually happens. This year, six of our student managers conducted interviews for London Business School.
How we do it
A real-time bank of questions asked this cycle
Mock interviews with alumni of your target school, as many as you need
Preparation built around what interviewers actually assess
Detailed feedback after every mock
06
GMAT, GRE and SAT
Coaches who are recent top scorers
Why it matters
Your score matters, but it is not the whole file, and you also have exams, an internship search and a life. Our coaches sat the test two or three years ago and work around you.
How we do it
Three live sessions a week
A study plan built around your schedule
One goal: your best score, as fast as possible
07
Internship support
Mentors from M&A, markets and consulting
Why it matters
A strong internship can be worth more than 40 or 50 GMAT points. Schools sell salary outcomes, so they favour candidates who already know the job market, especially in London.
How we do it
We target M&A boutiques, buy-side, growth equity and transaction services firms that hire all year
A tracker of 2,000+ internships, refreshed every 48 hours
10 to 15 targeted outreach emails sent for you every day
5+ years of past online assessments to practise on, plus mock interviews before every round
08
Committee simulation & results
The founding team
Why it matters
Before anything is submitted, your full application is reviewed the way an admissions committee would review it. After submission, we stay until the decision is made.
How we do it
Full-file review before submission
Committee-style scoring and feedback
Waitlist and scholarship strategy
Help comparing offers and choosing the right one
Watch the method in 7 short videos
One video per component, explained by our founder.
Watch the videos →
Your journey
From the first call to the final offer.
Step 1
Consultation call
A 45-minute call with an academic advisor to look at your profile and goals, with your parents if relevant.
Step 2
Onboarding
You are matched with a student manager from your target school, available 24/7.
Step 3
Application plan
School list, rounds, test plan, internship plan and positioning.
Step 4
Application files
CV, personal statement, recommendations and application questions, built by the specialists.
Step 5
Interviews
Mocks with people from your target school, as many as you need.
Step 6
Results
Waitlists, scholarships and choosing between offers.
Who we work with
Results depend on who we coach. So we choose carefully.
Small cohorts
We cap our intake on every track (120 Masters, 100 Bachelors, 80 internship and 60 graduate-role students a year) to keep the attention per student, and the results, where they should be.
Profile review first
We review your CV before the call, so the conversation starts from your real profile and what is possible for you.
Proactive students
Admissions is a race. We work best with students who move fast, take feedback and start early, because the earlier we start, the higher the chances.
See what the method would look like for you
A 45-minute call with one of our academic advisors to map your profile against your target schools.
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