Initially, I have to admit, I was a bit hesitant to work with Moshe. First off, I’d only heard of him through Reddit. Second, he didn’t have the “law school admissions office” sort of experience that some other consulting options have. After a call with him on the phone, it was clear to me not only that he could help, but that he really knew what he was doing. I decided to give him a shot working on my personal statement, as well as my resume.
Despite my initial hesitations, his advice was invaluable. The whole time he worked with me, I really felt like he was invested in my personal statement and my law school admission success almost as much as I was. I work odd hours due to my job, but he was consistently available with feedback (usually in 24 hours). He was always brutally honest with me about both my writing and my school expectations, which is something I wanted and needed.
Unlike some other consultants that only permit two or three edits of an essay, I had worked through over 30 (!!) versions of my personal statement and over 10 versions of my resume. He put in the effort to help me get my essay and resume to the best they could be in the clearest and most concise way possible.
I ultimately got into 5 great schools, 4 of which I was a splitter at, all with large scholarships. I also received personal, handwritten notes on two of my acceptances that specifically discussed my personal statement. I am so happy with the school I’ll be attending in the fall and would recommend Moshe for all your law school application needs.
