Wonderful – accepted to Stanford GSB!
Admitted to: Stanford
Obstacles Overcome: "Non Traditional" Background

Admitted to: Stanford

Maria is excellent – very communicative and knowledgeable, I enjoyed all my back and forth conversations with her. The ApplicantLab process is intuitive and easy to use as well – for a very reasonable price it helped me create a solid framework and process for all my ideas, story, history and so forth 🙂

There is no way you will be disappointed with the purchase here – the process will help you craft the story you’re looking for and make sure you are putting your best foot forward with your application!

To give you a rough idea of my background – I was a finance major in the UK but spent all years since doing consumer products entrepreneurship in the US.

Worked out well and got accepted to Stanford GSB – highly recommend!

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