How are your law school admissions packages structured and priced?
We offer two core types of service, based on where you are in your timeline — not on pressure, bundling tricks, or artificial complexity.
First: Application Consulting. This is for candidates actively applying in an upcoming cycle. We offer three tiers — Silver, Gold, and Platinum — each covering a defined number of applications. Silver covers one school. Gold covers up to five. Platinum covers up to ten. Pricing is flat per tier, not per application: $5,650 for Silver, $7,650 for Gold, and $9,450 for Platinum.
That structure is deliberate. Law school applications share a common strategic backbone — personal statement, diversity statement, addenda, resume, recommendations — and the marginal cost of adding a well-chosen school to a sound strategy is far lower than building that foundation in the first place. Gold and Platinum reflect this reality: the heavy lifting is the positioning work, and once that’s right, executing across multiple schools is efficient, not expensive.
Second: Advanced Planning. This is for candidates a year or more out — still in undergrad or early in a career — who want structured guidance before the cycle turns into a scramble. Advanced Planning runs as a one-year engagement at three levels (Silver, Gold, Platinum), differentiated by consulting hours (3, 6, or 12). Every engagement begins with the same discovery and strategy foundation. Pricing typically ranges from roughly $2,200 to $4,600.
À la carte services — resume development, interview prep, LSAT tutoring, waitlist support, rejection analysis — are available separately with published rates, generally between $275 and $870 per component.
We publish all of this openly because pricing opacity in this industry is unnecessary. Where we sit on price is intentional: high enough to work only with consultants who are genuinely world class, and grounded in what the work actually costs to deliver well.
