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Law School Admissions Consulting

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Law School
You've Earned.

ConnectPrep's 1:1 law school admissions consulting is led by former admissions committee members and T14 JD graduates. Personal statement, school list, addenda, letters of recommendation, financial aid negotiation, and waitlist strategy, end to end.

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Students placed at T14 schools
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Avg LSAT of our T14 admits
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T14 · Median LSAT Scores Fall 2025 class · ABA 509
Yale Law School logo
Yale Law School
New Haven, CT · GPA 3.96
174 median
Harvard Law School logo
Harvard Law School
Cambridge, MA · GPA 3.96
174 median
Stanford Law School logo
Stanford Law School
Stanford, CA · GPA 3.96
173 median
Columbia Law School logo
Columbia Law School
New York, NY · GPA 3.92
173 median
NYU School of Law logo
NYU School of Law
New York, NY · GPA 3.92
172 median
Georgetown University Law logo
Georgetown University Law
Washington, DC · GPA 3.93
171 median
Start With a Free Strategy Call

Law school admissions consulting helps applicants build stronger applications for T14 and top-25 law schools by pairing them with former admissions officers and JD graduates who know exactly what adcoms look for.

ConnectPrep's law school program covers the full application cycle: LSAT strategy, school list development, personal statement, diversity statement, addenda, recommendation letter coaching, interview prep, and waitlist/financial aid support. Most clients see meaningful improvements in both application quality and final admissions outcomes.

Free consultation

Talk through your law school applications

Book a free consultation. We look at your goals and timeline and map out the next steps, with no obligation.

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ConnectPrep law students have been admitted to
Yale Law SchoolHarvard Law SchoolStanford Law SchoolColumbia Law SchoolUniversity of Chicago Law SchoolNYU School of LawPenn Carey LawUniversity of Virginia School of LawDuke University School of LawNorthwestern Pritzker School of LawCornell Law SchoolGeorgetown University Law CenterUCLA School of LawUniversity of Michigan Law School
Former Adcom MembersLead every T14 engagement
Truly 1:1, No Junior Hand-OffsSenior consultant every session
All Essays, All SchoolsNo per-school caps or add-on fees
Connecticut & Online NationwideIn-person + live online
Why ConnectPrep

What Makes Our Law School Consulting Different

Most law school consulting firms sell packages with junior staff and school caps. ConnectPrep is entirely 1:1 with senior consultants who have actually been inside law school admissions, reading applications, making decisions, and understanding what adcoms are looking for and why.

Former Adcom Experience

Our lead consultant served on a T14 admissions committee. She has read thousands of real applications and participated in committee decisions. That institutional knowledge, knowing what actually triggers admission vs. what applicants think triggers admission, is what you're hiring.

1:1, No Junior Hand-Offs

Every session, every essay review, every school decision, same senior consultant. No intake-then-hand-off model. No rotating staff. The person who understands your application is the person who reviews it from start to finish.

Personal Statement as Core Focus

Most applicants treat the personal statement as an afterthought after fixating on LSAT. At schools where you are near median, the personal statement is what decides admission. ConnectPrep invests accordingly, typically 4-8 drafts per statement, with a narrative depth most consultants don't achieve.

Addenda Strategy That Helps, Not Hurts

An LSAT retake explanation, grade trend addendum, or disclosure can help or hurt depending on how it's written. Most applicants either skip them (leaving questions unanswered) or write them defensively (which raises more concerns). ConnectPrep advises on whether to write an addendum and how to make it work in your favor.

Financial Aid Negotiation Included

Law school scholarship negotiation is one of the highest-ROI activities in legal education. A competing offer letter, crafted correctly and timed strategically, can be worth $30,000, $150,000+ over three years. Most applicants don't negotiate. ConnectPrep coaches you through it.

Honest Assessment of Reach Schools

We tell you when a school is truly a reach vs. when it's essentially off the table at your numbers. Applying to Yale Law at a 163 LSAT costs you an application fee and a seat at a realistic target. We help you build a list that maximizes outcomes, not a list that protects your feelings.

What We Cover

The Full Law School Application Cycle

Everything a competitive T14 or top-25 application requires, delivered as 1:1 consulting across 4-8 months depending on your timeline and school list.

01

School List & Strategy

5-10 school list balanced across reach, target, and likely, built using LSAC Official Guide data, 25th/75th percentile LSAT and GPA ranges, and your career goals. Financial aid strategy woven in from the start.

Deliverable: Final school list with deadline calendar, LSAT percentile position per school, financial aid probability ranges, and reach/target/likely tier analysis.
02

Personal Statement

The 2-3 page centerpiece of every law school application. From brainstorming (what story to tell) through final polish, unlimited revision rounds. ConnectPrep invests more in personal statement work than any other element because it's the element that decides borderline admits.

Deliverable: Submission-ready personal statement across unlimited revision rounds. Typically 4-8 drafts per application cycle.
03

Diversity Statement & Supplemental Essays

Diversity statement for schools that accept one (most do). "Why this school" essays for schools that require them, including tailored responses for Yale, Harvard, Columbia, and Chicago. Optional essays treated as mandatory where they can help.

Deliverable: All supplemental essays for every school on your list. No per-school essay fees.
04

Addenda Strategy

LSAT retake explanation, grade trend addendum, gap year explanation, character and fitness disclosure. Each needs strategic thinking before a word is written. We advise on whether to write each type of addendum, what to include, and exactly how to frame it.

Deliverable: Addenda assessment report plus submission-ready addenda drafts for every relevant circumstance in your application.
05

Resume & Letters of Recommendation

Law school resume is reverse chronological and achievement-focused, structurally different from a job-search resume. Letters of recommendation: selecting the right writers, briefing them effectively, and tracking submissions through LSAC.

Deliverable: Law school resume in correct format. Recommender briefing decks with specific stories and themes for each writer.
06

Financial Aid & Waitlist Strategy

Scholarship negotiation across competing offers, law schools negotiate, but only when asked correctly and with the right leverage. Waitlist strategy: update letters, continued interest letters, and the fine line between persistence and annoyance.

Deliverable: Scholarship negotiation letters, waitlist update letters, final-decision support across offers.

T14, Top-25, or Regional: Which Schools Fit Your Profile?

Use this guide as a starting point. ConnectPrep builds a personalized school list based on your specific GPA, LSAT, softs, and goals.

Tier Example Schools Median LSAT Median GPA Timeline to Apply Consulting Fit
T6 Yale, Harvard, Stanford, Columbia, Chicago, NYU 173-174 3.9-3.97 12-18 months Full-cycle recommended
T14 Penn, Michigan, Duke, Virginia, Georgetown, Cornell 169-172 3.7-3.9 9-15 months Full-cycle or essay focus
Top-25 Emory, UCLA, USC, Vanderbilt, George Washington 163-168 3.5-3.75 6-12 months Essay focus or targeted
Regional Strong local programs in CT, NY, NJ and nationally 155-163 3.0-3.5 3-9 months Scholarship strategy focus

Numbers reflect approximate 2025-2026 medians. Talk to a consultant about your specific profile.

Personal Statement Deep Dive

The Personal Statement
Decides Borderline Admits

LSAT and GPA get your application read. The personal statement determines what happens next. At schools where you sit near the median, it's often the only discretionary factor that separates admitted students from the waitlist.

What Makes a Great Law School Personal Statement

The best law school personal statements share three qualities: specificity (a concrete moment or story, not a summary of your resume), a clear arc toward law (not "I want to help people" but a particular path through a particular lens), and a distinctive voice (so it reads as irreplaceable, not interchangeable). Most rejected statements are competent and forgettable. ConnectPrep's process is designed to make yours unforgettable.

Addenda Strategy

When to Write an Addendum, and When Not To

Addenda are the most misunderstood element of law school applications. The right addendum, written correctly, can neutralize a weakness. The wrong addendum, or an unnecessary one, creates a weakness that wasn't there.

LSAT Retake Addendum
When Your Score Improved, or Didn't
If you retook the LSAT, most schools want to hear why and what changed. A strong retake addendum explains the gap, demonstrates growth, and reframes a potentially concerning pattern as evidence of persistence and self-awareness. ConnectPrep advises on whether your retake warrants an addendum and how to write one that helps, not hurts.
Grade Trend Addendum
Explaining a GPA That Doesn't Tell Your Story
A freshman-year stumble followed by three years of excellence is a very different story than a flat mediocre GPA. An upward trend addendum, written briefly and without excuse, can reframe low GPA numbers as part of a narrative of growth. ConnectPrep advises on exactly when this addendum helps (usually) versus when silence is better (rarely).
Character & Fitness Addendum
Disclosures That Must Be Handled Precisely
Criminal history, academic integrity issues, or other character and fitness disclosures are mandatory for every question marked "yes" on law school applications, and the state bar. How you frame a disclosure matters enormously. ConnectPrep's consultants include JD-credentialed advisors who understand the precise language that serves applicants best in these situations.
LSAT Score Strategy

What LSAT Score Do You
Actually Need?

Your LSAT score positions your application within the admitted class. Falling below a school's 25th percentile significantly reduces your odds, not because of a cutoff, but because you need something remarkable elsewhere to compensate. ConnectPrep builds score targets from your school list, GPA, and full application profile.

165+
~92nd percentile
Competitive for many top-25 programs. Approaching or at median for some regional T14 schools.
T20-T25 programs
170+
~97th percentile
Broadly competitive for T14 programs. At or above median for Georgetown, Cornell, UCLA, Northwestern, Duke.
Full T14 competitive
173+
~99th percentile
Near median for NYU, Penn, Michigan, Virginia. Strong position at Columbia, Chicago, Harvard, Stanford.
CCN · Yale · Stanford
175+
~99.8th percentile
At or above median for Yale, Harvard, Stanford. Strong scholarship leverage at Columbia, Chicago, and NYU.
YHS · Full scholarship leverage

Scholarship strategy starts with your LSAT position: Law schools use your LSAT score to calibrate scholarship offers against their median targets. A 174 applying to Columbia with a 174 median gets a different scholarship conversation than a 174 applying to NYU with the same score. ConnectPrep pairs admissions strategy with LSAT tutoring (separate program) for applicants who still have preparation work to do.

Score Planning Tool

Where Do Your Numbers Put You?

Move the sliders to see how your LSAT and GPA compare with the medians at every T14 school plus UCLA. Each school updates live, sorted from strongest fit to longest reach. Your real school list is built in your free strategy call.

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Several T14 schools offer binding ED, which can help applicants slightly below median. Ask us which ones fit your list.

97.4th
Approx. LSAT percentile
Moderate
Scholarship leverage
Your T14 mix
Tick mark = school median
Planning estimate only, not a prediction. Medians are from each school's Fall 2025 entering class (ABA Standard 509 disclosures). Admissions at this level are holistic, and essays, work experience and addenda move outcomes. Get My Real School List
Free Applicant Toolkit

Plan Your Cycle in Two Minutes

Three quick tools our consultants use in the first strategy call. Build your timeline, check which addenda you need, and see what a scholarship negotiation is worth over three years.

My test status

Most T14 schools review applications on a rolling basis, so a complete file by late fall is a real advantage. Always confirm each school's deadline and latest accepted test date.

    ConnectPrep vs. The Competition

    Not All Law School Consulting Is the Same

    The law school admissions consulting market ranges from former adcom members to online "packages" delivered by junior consultants with no admissions experience. Here's how ConnectPrep compares.

    Feature ConnectPrep Large Law School Platforms Typical Boutique Firms
    Consultant Background✓ Former T14 adcom member~ Varies, often JD grad~ Often self-reported
    Session Format✓ Senior consultant, every session✗ Junior hand-offs common✓ Often 1:1
    Personal Statement Rounds✓ Unlimited revisions✗ 2-3 rounds capped~ Varies
    Addenda Strategy✓ Included, JD-credentialed advisors~ Often an add-on✗ Rarely specialized
    Financial Aid Negotiation✓ Included, not an add-on✗ Usually not offered✗ Rarely offered
    LSAT Integration✓ Full LSAT prep team (separate)✗ Test prep not offered✗ Admissions only
    JD-Next / LSAT Alternative✓ Dedicated JD-Next track✗ LSAT only✗ LSAT only
    Waitlist Strategy✓ Update letters & strategy~ Sometimes offered~ Varies
    The Team

    The Consultants Behind
    Your Law School Application

    Four senior consultants covering every dimension of law school admissions, adcom experience, writing strategy, addenda expertise, and LSAT/JD-Next test preparation. Every credential below is real.

    SM
    Admissions Lead
    Dr. Sarah M., JD
    Law School Admissions Lead · Former T14 Adcom Reader
    JD: Columbia Law School (cum laude) 3 years on Columbia Law admissions committee Federal appellate clerkship 400+ applications reviewed in committee

    Sarah graduated cum laude from Columbia Law, clerked for a federal appellate judge, and then served for three years on Columbia Law's admissions committee, where she personally reviewed hundreds of applications and participated in committee decisions. Her institutional knowledge is the rarest asset in law school consulting: she knows exactly what triggers an admission decision and what triggers a waitlist, because she made those decisions. Every T14 engagement at ConnectPrep is led by Sarah.

    MD
    LSAT & JD-Next
    Marcus D., JD
    Lead LSAT Instructor & JD-Next Specialist
    JD: Columbia Law School LSAT 177 (99.3rd percentile) JD-Next course completion: 99th percentile 8 years LSAT & law school coaching

    Marcus is ConnectPrep's dual LSAT and JD-Next specialist, a rare combination. He scored 177 on the LSAT (a score in the top 0.1% of all test-takers) and then completed the JD-Next program at the 99th percentile after its launch. For applicants deciding between the two tests, or pursuing both, Marcus helps make the strategic choice and then executes on it. His eight years of LSAT coaching have made him one of the most effective logic games and logical reasoning instructors in the tri-state region.

    RS
    Essay Specialist
    Rachel S., JD
    Personal Statement & Addenda Specialist
    JD: NYU School of Law 6 years appellate litigation: Sullivan & Cromwell 8 years law school admissions coaching Specialist: non-traditional applicants & re-applicants

    Rachel graduated from NYU Law, practiced appellate litigation at Sullivan & Cromwell for six years, and then transitioned full-time to law school admissions coaching. Her litigation background translates directly: she knows how to build an argument, structure a narrative, and anticipate an audience's objections, which are exactly the skills a great personal statement requires. She specializes in non-traditional applicants and re-applicants rebuilding their strategy after a difficult first cycle.

    DK
    JD-Next Lead
    Prof. Daniel K., JD
    JD-Next Coach & Legal Writing Specialist
    JD: Georgetown Law (magna cum laude) Former 1L legal writing professor JD-Next course completion: 99th percentile Non-traditional applicant specialist

    Professor K is a former 1L legal writing instructor who now focuses full-time on law school admissions coaching. His experience teaching the exact skills JD-Next measures, case reading, legal reasoning, and analytical writing, means he coaches JD-Next from the inside. He understands what the assessment is measuring, what distinguishes high performers from average performers, and how to teach those skills in the 8-week course window. He works particularly well with career changers and non-traditional applicants for whom JD-Next is the right strategic choice.

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    How It Works

    How ConnectPrep Law School Consulting Works

    A clear six-phase process, typically 4-8 months, mapped backward from your target submission deadlines.

    1

    Free Strategy Call

    Profile assessment. School list direction set. LSAT vs. JD-Next evaluated. Engagement scope confirmed.

    2

    School List & Resume

    Final 5-10 school list. Application timeline per school. Law school resume rebuilt.

    3

    Addenda Assessment

    Each potential addendum evaluated. Decisions made on what to write, what to skip, and exactly how.

    4

    Personal Statement

    Brainstorming through final polish. 4-8 drafts. Submission-ready across unlimited revision rounds.

    5

    Supplemental Essays

    Diversity statement, "Why this school" essays, and all optional essays for every school on your list.

    6

    Aid & Waitlist

    Scholarship negotiation using competing offers. Waitlist update letters. Final-decision support.

    Results

    Where ConnectPrep Students
    Get Admitted

    Admissions outcomes from ConnectPrep law school students over the past five application cycles. Filter by tier.

    T14Yale Law School logoYale Law School
    T14Harvard Law School logoHarvard Law School
    T14Stanford Law School logoStanford Law School
    T14Columbia Law School logoColumbia Law School
    T14University of Chicago Law School logoUniversity of Chicago Law School
    T14NYU School of Law logoNYU School of Law
    T14Penn Carey Law logoPenn Carey Law
    T14University of Virginia School of Law logoUniversity of Virginia School of Law
    T14Duke University School of Law logoDuke University School of Law
    T14Northwestern Pritzker School of Law logoNorthwestern Pritzker School of Law
    T14Cornell Law School logoCornell Law School
    T14Georgetown University Law Center logoGeorgetown University Law Center
    T14UCLA School of Law logoUCLA School of Law
    T14University of Michigan Law School logoUniversity of Michigan Law School
    TOP 25Fordham University School of Law logoFordham University School of Law
    TOP 25Boston University School of Law logoBoston University School of Law
    TOP 25USC Gould School of Law logoUSC Gould School of Law
    TOP 25WashU School of Law logoWashU School of Law
    TOP 25Notre Dame Law School logoNotre Dame Law School
    TOP 25Boston College Law School logoBoston College Law School
    TOP 25George Washington University Law School logoGeorge Washington University Law School
    TOP 25University of Minnesota Law School logoUniversity of Minnesota Law School
    TOP 25University of Texas School of Law logoUniversity of Texas School of Law
    TOP 25William & Mary Law School logoWilliam & Mary Law School
    TOP 25UC Berkeley School of Law logoUC Berkeley School of Law
    REGIONALCardozo School of Law logoCardozo School of Law
    REGIONALBrooklyn Law School logoBrooklyn Law School
    REGIONALNew York Law School logoNew York Law School
    REGIONALQuinnipiac University School of Law logoQuinnipiac University School of Law
    REGIONALUConn School of Law logoUConn School of Law
    REGIONALWestern New England University School of Law logoWestern New England University School of Law
    REGIONALRutgers Law School logoRutgers Law School
    REGIONALHofstra Maurice A. Deane School of Law logoHofstra Maurice A. Deane School of Law
    REGIONALPace Elisabeth Haub School of Law logoPace Elisabeth Haub School of Law
    REGIONALAlbany Law School logoAlbany Law School

    School names and logos are trademarks of their respective institutions, shown only to identify schools where ConnectPrep students have been admitted. No affiliation with or endorsement by these schools is implied.

    Student Reviews

    In Our Students' Words

    Verified reviews from real ConnectPrep students, published on Google.

    ★★★★★
    ConnectPrep put together a customized study plan that helped me identify the exact areas of the LSAT I needed to focus on. My goal was a score to apply to Columbia, NYU, and Cornell. I am thrilled to say that I received a 177. I would give them more than 5 stars if I could.
    Scott L.Verified Google review · LSAT Prep
    LSAT 177Targets: Columbia, NYU, Cornell
    4.9

    Average rating across 127 student reviews.

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    Questions Answered

    Frequently Asked Questions
    About Law School Admissions

    From law school applicants in Manhattan, Westport, and nationwide.

    When should I start law school admissions consulting?
    If you're applying this cycle (2026-27), applications are open now and most T14 regular deadlines fall in February and March 2027, so start immediately; submitting by the end of November still counts as early. For the 2027-28 cycle (most T14 deadlines November 2027 to March 2028), start by June 2027 at the latest. Most law schools open applications between August and October, with September 1 the most common date, so plan to have your file ready by early fall 2027. The personal statement alone typically requires 4 to 8 drafts. ConnectPrep recommends a free strategy call 9 to 12 months before your target deadline, earlier if you're still in LSAT preparation.
    What LSAT score do I need for Yale, Harvard, or Columbia?
    Yale has the highest most recently published median LSAT at 175. Harvard, Chicago, Penn and Northwestern report 174; Stanford, Columbia, NYU, Virginia and Cornell report 173; and Duke, Michigan, Berkeley and Georgetown report 171. Entering class years vary by school. On LSAC's latest data a 174 is the 98th percentile and a 171 the 96th. Falling below a school's 25th percentile, typically 2 to 4 points below its median, significantly reduces your odds regardless of other qualifications.
    What is the T14 and does it matter?
    The T14 refers to the top 14 law schools per U.S. News. Yale, Stanford, Harvard, Columbia, University of Chicago, NYU, Penn, Virginia, Duke, Northwestern (Pritzker), Cornell, Georgetown, UCLA, and Michigan. T14 status matters significantly for BigLaw placement, federal clerkship opportunities, and certain career trajectories. For other legal careers, the distinction matters less. ConnectPrep advises on whether T14 targeting makes sense for your specific goals.
    How important is the personal statement?
    The personal statement is the single most impactful discretionary element. LSAT and GPA determine whether your application gets serious review. The personal statement determines whether that review converts to admission. At schools where you sit near median, the personal statement is often the only variable separating admitted and waitlisted applicants. ConnectPrep invests more in personal statement work than any other element of our engagements.
    Do I need an addendum if I retook the LSAT?
    Usually yes, but how you write it matters enormously. A retake addendum should explain the gap between attempts, demonstrate what changed, and reframe any concerning pattern as evidence of persistence. A poorly written addendum raises more questions than it answers. ConnectPrep advises on whether your specific situation warrants an addendum and coaches you through every word.
    Can ConnectPrep help with financial aid negotiation?
    Yes, and it's one of the highest-ROI activities in legal education. A competing offer letter, written correctly and timed strategically, can be worth $30,000, $150,000+ over three years. Most applicants either don't negotiate or do it ineffectively. ConnectPrep coaches the framework, the data to cite, the timing, and the exact language of the request.
    What is JD-Next and should I consider it instead of the LSAT?
    JD-Next is an 8-week online course and admissions assessment. 68 ABA-accredited law schools hold a variance to use it, and 30 accept it in lieu of the LSAT (ConnectPrep check, November 1, 2026). It tests case reading, legal analysis, and writing, skills directly applicable to law school. JD-Next may be right for you if you score consistently below 160 on LSAT diagnostics despite preparation, or if your target schools are on the JD-Next variance list. The LSAT is generally still required for T14 schools. ConnectPrep offers a dedicated JD-Next program alongside our LSAT and admissions consulting.
    Do you offer in-person law school consulting in Connecticut or New York?
    Yes. In-person consulting throughout Manhattan, Fairfield County CT (Westport, Greenwich, Darien, New Canaan), Westchester County NY (Scarsdale, Rye, Bronxville), and New Jersey, plus other areas depending on instructor availability. Live online sessions nationwide. Call (914) 288-5718 to discuss your timeline and engagement scope.
    Locations

    We Work Where You Are

    In-person consulting at your home or office. Live online nationwide. Sessions fit your schedule, evenings and weekends available.

    Manhattan & NYC
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    Fairfield County, CT
    Westport · Wilton · Darien · Greenwich · New Canaan · Fairfield · Stamford · Norwalk · Ridgefield
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    Great Neck · Manhasset · Port Washington · Garden City · Syosset · Jericho · Roslyn
    Nationwide Online
    Live 1:1 consulting for law school applicants in every state. Evenings and weekends available.
    Companion Programs

    Still Working on Your LSAT, or Considering JD-Next?

    ConnectPrep's LSAT tutoring and JD-Next coaching are separate programs with dedicated teams. Our LSAT team includes Marcus D. (LSAT 177), who scored in the 99.3rd percentile on the actual exam. Our JD-Next program includes Professor Daniel K., a former 1L legal writing instructor who scored at the 99th percentile on the JD-Next assessment. Both programs integrate with our admissions consulting team.

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    Law School Application?

    Book a free strategy call. We'll assess your LSAT, GPA, background, and target schools, then tell you exactly what you need to do to be competitive. No commitment required.

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    Jeremy M. Fine, Founder of ConnectPrep · BA, Washington University in St. Louis · MPA, University of Pittsburgh

    Jeremy founded ConnectPrep in 2013 and has 20+ years in test prep, tutoring and admissions. He designs and oversees every ConnectPrep program. Last updated .

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