“Every law school says that to apply you need an LSAT score, a personal statement, and a strong resume. No school ever warns that you also need stamina, emotional perseverance, and unwavering faith. My decision to work with Parth was undoubtedly the best choice I could have made for myself as an applicant and future law student. During my first consultation with Parth, he was incredibly kind and candid about my LSAT score. It was his open and truthful analysis of my application numbers that got me to where I am today. He followed up with a game plan on how to brainstorm ideas for a personal statement and effectively study for the LSAT. Additionally, after each school had responded to my applications, Parth was my first phone call. He embodied both a friend and a consultant. He was invested in my goals and me as an individual. From that initial consultation, I immediately recognized his skills as a student and attorney. He took my personal statement to another level, and it was my first glimpse of his concise legal writing skills. He put me in touch with his peers at various law schools so that I could receive a wide scope of advice. Through Parth’s detailed attention towards my career, I am now at my dream law school. My personal statement was also hand-selected by my law school to qualify me into the leadership honors program. I am incredibly grateful to have had the opportunity to work with Parth and I continue to value having him as a friend and mentor.”

-Sara Heimberger (Law Student, William & Mary)