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Taking a bold step toward a global MBA—or any major life transition—can feel intimidating, but you don’t have to navigate it alone.
I help you cut through the confusion, clarify your strengths, and understand what top programs are really looking for.
Together, we’ll shape a powerful story and present the strongest version of your profile.
The result: a confident path forward and an authentic application that truly reflects your potential.​​
Acceptances and scholarships across top global MBA programs
Who Am I?
Hi! I'm Coach Lauren Wong
and I'm a Goals Coach who specializes in admissions, dedicated to helping ambitious, unconventional, and international applicants step into their next chapter with clarity and confidence.
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As a 2nd Generation immigrant who had to navigate this process alone — with a non-traditional background and constant doubts about whether I was “MBA material” — I know this journey firsthand. I understand what it takes emotionally and strategically to get to the other side.
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Over the past few years, I’ve helped clients across industries and continents earn admits and scholarships to top global programs. Many started out unsure or underestimated; they ended up proving exactly what they were capable of.
My approach is simple: clarity, structure, honest guidance, and a deep understanding of who you are — not templates, not generic advice, never a one-size-fits-all strategy.
I help you understand your story, bring out your strengths, and communicate your value with authenticity and intention.
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If you want a coach who sees your potential, challenges you thoughtfully, and helps you stay grounded through a demanding process — you’re in the right place.
"The results speak for themselves – I received offers from all the schools I interviewed with and secured my top choice offer—Wharton, and I genuinely believe it was because Lauren helped me present the strongest, most authentic version of myself. Her expertise, dedication, and genuine care for her clients’ success make her an invaluable partner in this challenging but rewarding journey!"
-Angelina Chen, Wharton '27
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