Working with Moshe was so helpful for me because fundamentally, Moshe works well both in every detail as well as in forming a cohesive big-picture narrative with every part of the application. Moshe’s consistent stream of texts and voice memos reflect his constant willingness to answer a question or look at a new draft of an essay, and he also holds you accountable to presenting the best application you possibly can.

Moshe is incredibly thorough in his process of working with a client, and especially for someone who came into the application process not knowing much aside from the fact that I wanted to go to law school and had taken the LSAT, I really appreciated Moshe getting to know my story in order to find what parts of my life worked together and made sense of law school in my future. I ended up loving my statements and felt they deeply reflected the truest reasons why I want to go to law school. As an additional benefit, working with Moshe to craft the best statements made it much easier to speak in interviews on what areas of law interest me and how I see law school aligning with my future goals.

My results spoke for themselves: I was admitted to Stanford, UChicago, UVA (+ Karsh-Dillard), Berkeley (+ Berkeley Law Opportunity Scholarship), and two other T14 schools.

The only caveat I’d give overall to taking Moshe’s advice on any essay is no one knows your story as well as you, and I had to find a balance at times between when I didn’t want to exactly go with his every suggestion and when I was fine to take his advice. As long as you are as honest and clear with him as you can be, Moshe leaves room for consistent discussion and finding the right wording or structure to essays that you both can agree on.

As a non-traditional applicant with multiple Character & Fitness issues and a 2.x GPA, I knew I needed an admissions consultant who wouldn’t pull any punches. Moshe and I exchanged a few emails where I explained my applicant profile, and he gave me a surprising amount of thoughtful, free advice regarding my C&F issues and lower GPA. He was also upfront that his services wouldn’t be the cheapest, but that he believed the quality of his work justified the cost. While I was intrigued, I figured I’d see if I could find a better value elsewhere.

I spoke with several other admissions consultants, but none left me convinced they understood how to approach an application like mine. Eventually, I scheduled a consultation with Moshe.

Within the first 20 minutes of that call, I knew I had found my guy. After reviewing my profile, work experience, and the challenges my application presented, Moshe immediately began brainstorming ideas and developing potential narratives with an energy that stood out. It never felt like he was working from a script or giving generic advice. He was genuinely invested in figuring out how to present my story in the strongest way possible. Although his price was above market, I left the call convinced that the level of service would be above market as well.

If you’re looking for someone who is going to coddle you through this process, Moshe might not be the right fit. He is extremely blunt with his feedback and won’t hesitate to tell you when your work isn’t where it needs to be. The thing is, he’s usually right. His criticism is direct, but it’s always aimed at producing the strongest application possible. As someone whose application contained several significant red flags, this was exactly what I was looking for. I needed honest feedback from someone who cared more about the quality of my application than my ego.

Moshe is also incredibly responsive. You may be paying a “Big Law” rate for his services, but that comes with a Big Law level of availability. There were multiple occasions where I sent him drafts after 10:00 p.m. and received detailed feedback within minutes. That responsiveness reflects a broader sense of urgency that he brings to the entire admissions process. He consistently pushes you to improve your materials, keeps you accountable to the timeline you’ve set, and never lets deadlines or revisions fall through the cracks.

Looking back, I’m incredibly grateful that I chose to work with Moshe, and I’m proud to say that I’ll be attending Santa Clara University School of Law this fall. As a first-generation law student with a challenging applicant profile, I genuinely don’t believe I would be in this position without his guidance. Beyond helping me build the strongest application possible, working with Moshe taught me how to accept constructive criticism, write more effectively, and hold myself to a much higher standard. I believe those lessons will continue to serve me well in law school and throughout my legal career. If you’re serious about putting together the strongest application you can, I can’t recommend Moshe highly enough.