1) Analytical – As many of his clients commented, he is analytical and gave me constructive feedback. When I found my “Why MBA?” unconvincing and struggled with rewriting it, he gave me critical advice, connecting dots and creating a convincing and attractive narrative.

2) Mission-oriented – He clearly mentioned in the first meeting that his job was to get me accepted at my dream school and do whatever to achieve the mission. For example, he introduced me to other consultants for interview preparation so that I could get a holistic review. He is the consultant who does not provide what he wants to do but what his clients need.

3) Encouraging – Even when I couldn’t mark a target score on GMAT, he always encouraged me to keep moving forward. Also, when I was worried about whether I would be invited to interviews and couldn’t focus on their preparation, he urged me to do it. Without his sincere advice, I wouldn’t have been prepared for it and must’ve failed.

I highly recommend his consulting service to any candidate, especially the one who is from a non-traditional industry, such as the oil and gas sector like my case, and don’t see a clear image of getting an MBA degree. Discussing it with him will give you a path to dive into an MBA program and change your career!