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Aaron has worked as a law school admissions advisor for three years and an LSAT instructor for five years. He started his work in admissions helping Harvard College students navigate the law school admissions process while also attending Harvard Law School. And his students have been accepted at top schools across the country, often with significant scholarships.
As a former applicant, a recent law school graduate, and a practicing attorney, he understands every step of the process and loves to help students find the best path forward for them. In his spare time, Aaron enjoys playing tennis, video games, and cheering on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Diane is on the faculty at UCLA School of Law where she’s taught various courses including Criminal Trial Advocacy, Negotiation Theory & Practice, and Lawyering Skills. She also worked as an Admissions Officer at UCLA Law, where she reviewed and made admissions recommendations on many hundreds of law school applications. Diane earned her B.S. in Economics from the Wharton School of Business at University of Pennsylvania. She attended UCLA School of Law where she received her J.D. with Order of the Coif honors. Diane clerked for a federal district court judge before serving as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Criminal Division of the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Los Angeles.
Diane is currently putting the finishing touches on her first novel, a legal murder mystery/thriller, has a criminal law podcast in the works, has appeared on TV as a legal commentator and as a contestant on Wheel of Fortune, and also volunteers with the California Innocence Project.
Eric Johnson has worked in law school admissions for more than twenty years, serving most recently as Director of Admissions and Financial Aid for the Boyd School of Law at the University of Las Vegas. Through the years, he has made thousands of admissions and scholarship decisions and advised countless applicants on all aspects of the admissions process. In addition, he worked closely with pre-law advisors across the country, served as an admissions expert on discussions panels at a number of college campuses, and served on several committees with the Law School Admission Council.
Eric began his career in admissions after graduating from the University of Minnesota Law School. Prior to law school, he earned a BA and MA from the University of Arizona. He lives in Las Vegas with his wife, son, and daughter. In his free time, he enjoys playing the piano and hand tool woodworking.
Gerry worked as a lawyer in the Los Angeles office of Sidley Austin LLP for three years. As a graduate of Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, he is very familiar with the ins and outs of the law school application process. Gerry has worked closely with the Northwestern Dean of Admissions interviewing prospective law students and reviewing their law school applications. He has also lectured on best practices for law school admissions and success at Purdue University and University of Hawaii at Hilo. Gerry enjoys helping students navigate all parts of the law school application process; from choosing the right undergraduate courses, preparing for the LSAT, crafting the law school application itself, and negotiating scholarships between prospective law schools. In his spare time, Gerry writes, records, and produces music for television and film.
Jason has been helping students get into law school since 2004, when he first began teaching and tutoring LSAT students. In 2009, he became an admissions consultant and worked with selected students on preparing resumes, soliciting effective letters of recommendation, and creating powerful personal statements. That year, he also began working at the University of Texas Undergraduate Writing Center where he developed a reputation among fellow graduate students for skillful editing and was hired to edit three dissertations and numerous research articles.
He also served as a senior writing consultant for UT's School of Law, where he created a personal statement seminar for 2L students and helped students on all forms of legal writing. While he chose to pursue a PhD in Educational Psychology rather than a JD, Jason is deeply familiar with both the qualitative and quantitative aspects of the law school admissions process and understands what law schools are looking for in prospective students. He has more than a decade of experience helping students write meaningful and compelling personal statements, while avoiding the tropes and clichés that plague so many applications.
Sindy began her career in higher education as an admissions advisor over ten years ago. During her time as an International Student Services Advisor at the University of California, Berkeley, she oversaw 1,000 applications annually. Sindy served on admissions committees, as an Admissions Advisor and Designated School Official providing information on obtaining admissions for international students. During her time at UC Berkeley, she performed countless application file reviews to meet program requirements and immigration F1 statuses for international students seeking graduate level certificate programs.
Sindy has earned a Masters in Organization and Leadership from the University of San Francisco and a professional certificate in Student Affairs and Higher-Education Administration from the University of California-Berkeley Extension, where she learned about the complexities students experience and the importance of providing resources for students within academia. For fun, Sindy enjoys yoga and hiking the forests and mountains of San Francisco-Bay Area.