Law & graduate admissions
Make the case for
your next degree.
Work with Ivy Star Admissions to choose programs, develop your application, and explain where you want your studies to take you.
Begin with a conversation about your goals.
Your application
Advice shaped by
the degree you’re pursuing.
We start with your academic background, experience, and goals, then build a plan around the requirements of your chosen programs.
Law school
Choose your school list and develop a persuasive account of your experiences and reasons for pursuing law. We help with personal statements, school-specific essays, your résumé, recommendation planning, and interview preparation where relevant.
Master’s programs
Connect the questions you care about with the training you need. Work on program selection, statements of purpose, program-specific essays, and a CV that explains your academic and professional experience. We help you articulate why this degree, why this program, and what you hope to do afterward.
PhD programs
Clarify your research interests and identify departments and potential supervisors whose work fits them. We advise on statements of academic purpose, research proposals where required, the selection and presentation of writing samples, academic CVs, supervisor outreach, and interviews.
Working with Ivy Star
One advisor.
The whole application.
Your advisor helps you turn your plans for further study into a clear, considered application.
We get to know your academic and professional experience, discuss the programs you are considering, and work through the materials each application requires. You receive direct feedback on your ideas and drafts throughout the process.
Get to know our teamGetting started
Start with your plans.
Tell us which degrees you’re considering, your deadlines, and what you’ve already prepared. Together, you’ll decide where support would be most useful.
We agree on the programs, materials, meeting schedule, and fee before work begins. You write and submit your own application; your advisor helps you develop the ideas and strengthen each draft.
Begin with a conversation about your goals.